Wago
Mini variant in the terminal block portfolio
Wago is expanding its terminal block portfolio to include a mini version with a nominal cross-section of 2.5 mm². This complements the already available 1 mm² variant with a second, more powerful mini terminal block.
The compact 'Topjob S' mini terminal blocks from Wago are suitable for wiring work in confined connection boxes, for example for motors, pumps or devices in control cabinets. Despite its compact design, the 2.5 mm² variant (maximum 4 mm² without wire end ferrule) can be used for applications up to 24 A (maximum 32 A without wire end ferrule) and 800 V (IEC)/ 600 V (UL).
In both versions (1 mm² and 2.5 mm²), the mini terminal blocks offer various mounting options and can be used flexibly: they can be mounted on a 15 x 5 mm mounting rail or on a mounting plate with snap-in feet or mounting flanges. The terminal blocks are equipped with either an intuitive push-button or an actuation opening - both actuation types also allow direct plugging with push-in connection. Both the 1mm² and 2.5mm² mini terminal blocks are approved in accordance with CCA, UL, CSA, IECEx and ATEX, AEX.
As the mini terminal blocks belong to the 'Topjob S' family, the standardized accessories (such as jumpers and marking strips) can be used. The multi-line printable labeling strip, for example, enables easy assignment even in confined spaces.
You might also be interested in
Compact controller with integrated I/Os
With the Compact Controller 100, Wago offers a compact controller with integrated I/Os that is particularly suitable for smaller automation solutions.
read more...Billion in sales cracked
The Wago Group has taken advantage of the overall economic growth and the tailwind in the electrical engineering and automation sector this year and broke the one billion mark in sales at the beginning of November.
read more..."It's not the finite nature of a device that counts"
Edge computing plays a central role in the Industrial Internet of Things. In the '3 questions for...' interview, Jürgen Pfeiffer from Wago explains why the technology can be easy on the wallet in terms of 'more data' and still offers numerous...
read more...Live measurement and data monitoring
Contrinex cloud-enabled smart sensors are suitable for live data monitoring.
read more...Wago strengthens its commitment to power supplies
Wago expands its commitment in the field of power supplies and founds Wago Electronics at the new Erwitte site.
read more...Sales almost at previous year's level
The Wago Group closed 2020 with sales of € 950 million, only 0.4% below the previous year's level of € 954 million.
read more...Connect all conductor types without tools
Wago is launching the 221 series feed-through connector with lever for universal conductor connection in feed-through direction.
read more...Digitization - a spectre?
The trend towards increasing efficiency in companies through digital transformation does not stop at enclosure construction. However, many companies are hesitant when it comes to implementation. Nicole Kreie, Head of Project Service International at...
read more...Strengthening cyber resilience
In view of the increasing damage caused by cyber attacks and EU directives such as the CRA, holistic cybersecurity is becoming indispensable. Dr. Christopher Tebbe, security expert, and Kilian Fröhlich, manager in OT security consulting, explain how...
read more...