High-current panel feed-through terminal blocks feature multiple mounting and connection options
Phoenix Contact’s high-current panel feed-through terminal blocks offer multiple mounting and connection options.
Phoenix Contact has expanded its offering of high-current, panel feed-through (PFT) terminal blocks. The new PFT series is available in either universal screw (UW) or ring lug/bolt (RW) connection technology.
The PFT series provides a secure connection across a wide range of wire gauges. The blocks snap into panel cut-outs without special tooling. Screw and rivet options can accommodate high mechanical stability for conductors.
PFT series terminal blocks are especially useful within the telecom and power distribution sectors. The product range also supports electrical device manufacturers of filters, converters, inverters, transformers, power supplies and industrial batteries.
The PFT terminal blocks are rated up to 600 V UL. Electrical current ratings range from 30 to 112 A.
http://www.phoenixcontact.com/high-currentPFT
Phoenix Contact
- Edited by Amanda McLeman, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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