Phoenix Contact’s newly expanded range of Fuse and Disconnect Terminal blocks for explosive areas

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Phoenix Contact has expanded its range of fuse and disconnects terminal blocks with screw connection to include a new variant for use in potentially explosive areas (zone 2). The new terminals meet the requirements of the following ignition protection concepts:

 

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The new Class1Div2 fuse block is a plug-in element rated up to 6.3A in explosive area.

 

The new separation and isolating blade terminals are characterized by their compact design and high current-carrying capacity of up to 20A. The double bridge shaft allows individual potential distribution and supply.

 

www.phoenixcontact.ca

 

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