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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks
Open the catalog to page 1770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks
Open the catalog to page 2770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks General Purpose Terminal Blocks Standard Mount on a standard 35mm DIN rail Flame and shock resistance Variety of fuse blocks Marking strips and dust covers One-piece construction Approvals Spring Lift Mount on 35mm standard DIN rail Touch-down terminals with spring-loaded captive screws Fuse block with or without fuse indicator in LED or Neon. Up to 30A Jumper models Model Selection Model Number
Open the catalog to page 3770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Technical Data - Dielectric Strength Wire Sizes Terminal Torque DIN Rail Stop - Aluminum Dust Cover Strip Marking Ring Terminal Jumpers Fork Terminal Jumpers Insulation Resistance Operating Temperature Operating Humidity
Open the catalog to page 4770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Accessories End Plates End Plate No. 200 g Marking Strip Elements Marking Strip
Open the catalog to page 5770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Dust Cover With Black Color Insulation - PVC With Black Color Insulation - PVC With Black Color Insulation - PVC With Black Color Insulation - PVC With Black Color Insulation - PVC With Black Color Insulation - PVC
Open the catalog to page 6770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Mounting Clips Immediate Tightening 1 The terminal screw is always in the lifted position, ready for wiring. A ring terminal can be inserted easily. 3 Tighten the terminal screw. Push the terminal screw straight down to the bus bar using a screwdriver 4 When loosening, the screw spring straight up Mounting Clips Temprary Hold 1 The terminal screw is always in the lifted position, ready for wiring. A ring terminal can be inserted easily. 3 When tightening the screw, make sure that it is in upright position. 2 After pressing the terminal screw to the...
Open the catalog to page 7770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Dimensions Safety Precaution Removing the Terminal Blocks When removing each block, disconnect the block on either side. Then, insert the flat screwdriver into the groove of the terminal block as shown Terminal block to be removed Flat screwdriver ∗ Leave a space of about 5 mm. Disconnect the terminal blocks ∗ 35-mm-wide DIN rail Detach from the join
Open the catalog to page 8770 Series Spring-Up Screw Terminal Blocks Terms And Conditions Please read this catalog before purchasing any products. Please consult your WERNER representative for any clarifications or comments. Application Considerations WERNER shall not be responsible for conformity with any regulations, codes or standards that apply to use of the products. WERNER shall provide applicable third party certification documents identifying ratings and limitations of use that apply to the products in case of the customer's request. Prevent use the products for an application involving risk to life or...
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