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News Release from: Phoenix Contact | Subject: UT-Twin and UT-Quattro
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 25 January 2006
Terminal blocks snap down to earth
New universal screw terminal blocks feature a spring-loaded snap-on earthing foot and standardised plug-in bridge.
The latest series of universal screw terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact feature a spring-loaded snap-on earthing foot and standardised plug-in bridge Potentials can be distributed quickly across all the terminals in the range due to the double bridging shaft
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 20 Aug 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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With the same shape as function terminals, the UT-Twin and UT-Quattro multiconductor terminal blocks are available with cross-sections of 2.5 and 4mm2.
The compact UT 4 HESI fuse terminal block (5 x 20) with 4mm2 screw connection features a plug-in, double bridging shaft, which is designed to fit all UT terminal blocks in line.
This enables quick potential distribution to the 4mm2 feed-through, knife, lever-type disconnect and multi-conductor terminal blocks, which are the same profile.
Time and so money can be saved, particularly when assembling and wiring control circuits.
As part of the Clipline complete system from Phoenix Contact, all terminal blocks in the UT range are designed for use with accessories from other systems.
As well as featuring the same bridging system, the complete range of labelling and testing accessories match with the Quickon spring cage, and direct connection systems.
This allows combinations of all terminal blocks of the four different connection technologies to be combined at will.
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