Weidmuller Series W Feed Through Terminal Block, 101A Current Rating, 1kV Voltage Rating - 1020480000 This feed through terminal block is designed for efficient power, signal, and data connections in electrical engineering and panel building. Built to accommodate wires sized from 18 to 4 AWG, it features a robust screw termination method ensuring secure connections. With an operating temperature range from -60°C to +130°C, and dimensions of 62.5mm x 60mm x 11.9mm, it is capable of handling rigorous environmental conditions. Features & Benefits • Delivers reliable connections with a current rating of 101 A
• Rated for voltages up to 1 kV to suit diverse applications
• Designed for a single level, ideal for simplified installations
• Complies with ATEX and IECEx standards for hazardous areas
• Constructed from Wemid material for durability and high flame resistance
• RoHS compliant for environmentally friendly applications Applications • Used for secure connections in control panels and distribution systems
• Ideal for automation systems requiring high-temperature operation
• Suitable for environments that demand explosion protection certification
• Utilised in electrical installations where screw termination is preferred What is the importance of the 1 kV rating for this terminal block? The 1 kV rating indicates its capability to safely handle high voltage applications, making it suitable for industrial use where robust electrical connections are crucial. How does the screw termination method enhance usability? The screw termination design provides a strong and secure grip on different wire types, offering flexibility and ease of installation for various application requirements. What advantages does the high temperature tolerance provide in operational settings? With a temperature range from -60°C to +130°C, it ensures reliable performance in extreme environments, thereby reducing the risk of failure and enhancing system longevity. Are there any specific safety certifications associated with this terminal block? Yes, it is certified according to ATEX and IECEx standards, making it safe for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, aligning with safety regulations in various industries.