101 POWER BLOCKS including:


Bulk Fastening Power Block (BFPB) - The BFPB Series is a single pole design that consists of a series of stud fasteners to allow you to terminate various combinations of crimp lugs or flexible bus bar with one configuration. The series is ideal for use with flexible stranded wire terminations or large and abnormal wiring combinations.


Features  1605 amps  1000 volts AC/DC (cULus)  Multiple wire rating - reference data sheets  Provides feeder circuit terminal spacing  Insulator - thermoplastic: 1250


C (2570


 Flammability, UL 94 V-0  Mounting: panel mountable


F) - UL RTI


High Voltage Power Block (HVPB) - The HVPB Series are High Voltage (1500 AC/DC) versions of our traditional power block configurations. This series consists of a modular single pole design for splicer, distribution and studded connector styles.


Features  350 - 950 amps  1500 volts AC/DC (UL)  Flexible stranded wire compliant  Multiple wire rating - reference data sheets  Base, thermoplastic  Insulator temp-rating: 1100


C (2300


F) - UL RTI


 Flammability, UL 94 V-0  Mounting: panel mountable  Modular construction for multi-pole configurations


Enclosed Power Block (EPB) - The EPB Series are enclosed versions of our traditional power block configurations. This series consists of a modular single pole design that provides touch proof protection for splicer and distribution connector styles.


Features  115 - 510 amps  600 volts AC/DC (UL)  Up to 1000 volts (IEC) - reference data sheets  Flexible stranded wire compliant  Multiple wire rating - reference data sheets  Listed products provide feeder circuit terminal spacing  Insulator - thermoplastic: 1250


C (2570 F) - UL RTI


 Flammability, UL 94 V-0  Mounting: panel and/or DIN mountable


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