SUK DIN RAIL TO PCB Plug Terminal Block
Short Description:
The SUK DIN rail to PCB terminal blocks comply with the international standard IEC60947-7-1. cross section: 2.5mm2. color: Grey
Advantage
Can be connected with 5.08mm PCB plug
Can be mounted on TH35 and G32 DIN rails
Quick marking by using marker strip ZB
SUK-2.5V 5.08
| Type | SUK-2.5V/5.08 |
| L/W/H | 5.08*47.8*46 mm |
| Nominal cross section | 2.5 mm2 |
| Rated current | 12:00 AM |
| Rated voltage | 250 V |
| The minimum cross section(Rigid wire) | 0.2 mm2 |
| The maximum cross section(Rigid wire) | 4 mm2 |
| The minimum cross section(Soft wire) | 0.2 mm2 |
| The maximum cross section(Soft wire) | 2.5 mm2 |
| Cover | SUK-2.5V/5.08G |
| Jumper | / |
| Marker | / |
| Packing unit | 135 STK |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 135 STK |
| Weight of each(not include packing box) | 7g |
Dimension
Wiring Diagram
Product Application
1. Industrial automation: The terminal block can be used in a variety of industrial automation applications, including programmable logic controllers (PLCs), motor controls, and sensor circuits. Its ability to connect PCBs to DIN rails makes it ideal for industrial automation systems where space is at a premium.
2. Power distribution: The SUK DIN RAIL TO PCB Plug Terminal Block can be used for power distribution applications, allowing multiple devices or components to be connected to a single power source. Its plug-in design makes it easy to install and replace, while its compact size saves space in control panels.
3. Lighting systems: The terminal block can be used in lighting systems to connect individual light fixtures to a central power source. Its ability to connect PCBs to DIN rails makes it ideal for applications where space is limited.
Overall, the SUK DIN RAIL TO PCB Plug Terminal Block is a versatile product with a range of applications in the industrial setting. Its ability to connect PCBs to DIN rails makes it ideal for use in a variety of systems, including industrial automation, power distribution, lighting systems, building automation, and renewable energy systems.
