- Electricity - Electronics
- Cable, Connector, Enclosure
- DIN rail-mounted terminal block
- CONTA-CLIP Verbindungstechnik GmbH
DIN rail-mounted terminal block HSKGstudpowerhigh-current
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Characteristics
- Mounting
- DIN rail-mounted
- Connection
- stud
- Other characteristics
- power, high-current
- Cross-section
Max.: 300 mm²
(0.47 in²)Min.: 2.5 mm²
(0 in²)35 mm², 70 mm², 120 mm², 185 mm², 300 mm²
(0.05 in², 0.11 in², 0.19 in², 0.29 in², 0.47 in²)- Current
Max.: 520 A
Min.: 0.01 A
125 A, 192 A, 269 A, 353 A, 520 A
- Nominal voltage
Max.: 1,000 V
Min.: 1 V
1,000 V
Description
The newest generation of stud terminals from CONTA-CLIP offers secure connections for all energy-transmitting applications. Depending on the wire cross-section, the HSKG stud terminals can be used with M6, M8, M10, M12 and M16 threaded studs. The rated current is from 125 A to 520 A with a rated voltage of 1000 V. The wire connection range is from 2.5 mm² to 300 mm².
The newest generation of HSK stud terminals from CONTA-CLIP offer secure connections for all energy-transmitting applications. Depending on the conductor cross-section, stud terminals with threaded studs from M5 to M12 can be used.
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