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    Terminal Blocks Conserve Space

    Feb. 3, 2009
    The vendor’s line of screw-connection terminal blocks now includes knife disconnect, component and feed-through terminal blocks with 2.5mm2 cross sections.
    Aw 3196 0902 Phnix
    The UT 2.5-MT, -TG, and -MTD terminal blocks are designed to save space while providing a full range of functionality. A compact design with common profile conserves valuable DIN rail space. The uniform dual-bridge channel delivers quick and easily configurable distribution. Like the UT 4 and UT 6 series, the UT 2.5 terminal blocks, which are UL rated for 300V (MT, TG) and 600V (MTD), support switchgear and control system applications. The UT products combine the advantages of secure screw connection technology with a patented design that prevents screw back-out, making them well-suited for variable temperature or high vibration environments.Phoenix Contact USAwww.phoenixcontact.com800.322.3225

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