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High Quality DIN Rail Terminal Blocks


Screw Clamp CT Series Terminal Blocks with


Traditional Screw Jumper System FEATURES


 Large Range of Block types for many applications


 Screw-Type Jumper system  Various accessories


Ring Lug & Stud Terminals FEATURES


 Accept Ring/ Fork Lugs  Withstands severe vibration  Accepts very large wire sizes  High Torque values


Panel & 15mm Mini Rail Terminal Blocks


Spring / Screw Clamp Technology


FEATURES


 Extremely Compact wiring solutions  Screw & Spring/ Cage Clamp Technology  15mm Mini Rail Terminals  Modular Panel Mount Terminals


A


A Panel Mount, Screw Clamp • CMB4, 35A • Modular/ Stackable • Snap-together design


B Panel Mount, Spring Clamp • CSCP2.5T, 20A • 2 or 4 connection version • Modular/ Stackable • Snap-together design • DIN Rail option


B


C


C Micro Panel Mount, Spring Terminals • 3 sizes • Up to 26A/ 14AWG • 2 or 4 connection versions • Modular/ Stackable • Snap-together design


D 15mm Mini Rail Spring Terminals • Feed-thru Terminal (CXM2.5) • Ground Terminal (CXMG2.5) • Push-In Jumper System


D


E


F


E 15mm Mini Rail Screw Terminal • Feed-thru Terminal (CMT4) • Ground Terminal (CGMT4)


F Ceramic Terminal Block • Suitable for temperatures up to 600°C • 3 Sizes • 1-4 pole configurations • Free floating or panel mount


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