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Phoenix Contact - UT 6 - FEED-THROUGH TERMINAL BLOCK - 3044131

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Phoenix Contact - UT 6 - FEED-THROUGH TERMINAL BLOCK
£66.16

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£1.32

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Essential specifications

  • Connectable conductor cross section fine-strand without cable end sleeve - 0.2...10 mm²

  • Rated current In - 41 A

  • Type of electrical connection 1 - Screw connection

  • Number of clamp positions per level - 2

  • Mounting method - DIN rail (top hat rail) 35 mm

Packaging

  • 1 piece

GTIN

4017918960438

Supplier Ref

3044131

Manufacturer Ref

3044131

Commercial Reference

3044131

Connectable conductor cross section fine-strand without cable end sleeve:

0.2...10 mm²

Rated current In:

41 A

Type of electrical connection 1:

Screw connection

Number of clamp positions per level:

2

Mounting method:

DIN rail (top hat rail) 35 mm

Connectable conductor cross section fine-strand with cable end sleeve:

0.25...6 mm²

Connectable conductor cross section solid-core:

0.2...10 mm²

Connectable conductor cross section multi-wired:

0.2...10 mm²

Rated voltage:

1000 V

Type of electrical connection 2:

Screw connection

Number of levels:

1

Material insulation body:

Thermoplastic

Width:

8.2 mm

Depth:

47.7 mm

Explosion-tested version 'Ex e':

yes

End plate required:

yes

Colour:

Grey

Internally connected levels:

no

Feed-through terminal block, Connection method: Screw connection, Cross section: 0.2 mm² - 10 mm², AWG: 24 - 8, Width: 8.2 mm, Color: gray, Mounting type: NS 35/7,5, NS 35/15


  • The large wiring space enables the connection of solid and stranded conductors without ferrules, even above the nominal cross section
  • As well as saving space, the compact design enables user-friendly wiring in a small amount of space
  • Optimum screwdriver guidance through closed screw shafts
  • Tested for railway applications
  • The cable entry funnel enables the use of conductors with ferrules and plastic collars within the nominal cross section