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Würth Elektronik eiSos expands its series of terminal block push-on connectors

Würth Elektronik eiSos expands its series of terminal block push-on connectors: new products and additional contact-space pitches

Waldenburg, Germany, 16 September 2015

Würth Elektronik eiSos is expanding its range of terminal block push-on connectors in the WR-TBL series, based on the wire-protection principle, with a number of new products. A total of eight new series now complement the already available product portfolio – both in the classic 5.00 mm pitch as well as in the form of new push-on connectors in the contact-space pitches 7.5 and 10 mm. The terminal blocks are all UL/cULus- and VDE-listed. They feature a current-carrying capacity of up to 24 A/750 VAC and are suited for applications involving operating temperatures between -30 and +120 °C.

The terminal blocks, some of which can be modularly con­nected in series, support a broad spectrum of cable cross-sections from AWG30 (0.05 mm²) up to a maximum of AWG12 (3.31 mm²).

All products are directly available from stock; free-of-charge samples of the new WR-TBL products can be sent out on request.

For further information please visit www.we-online.de

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