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Wago 2001-1201 Pass-through terminal for 2 conductors for Ex e II applications - TOPJOB's

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Description

General description

Wago 2001-1201 is a pass-through terminal designed for 2 conductors, suitable for Ex e II applications. This terminal block is part of the TOPJOB series and features a gray color.

Technical specifications

  • Rated Current: 18A
  • Rated Voltage: 800V
  • Conductor Area: 1.5mm≤
  • CSA Area Conductor: 2.5mm≤
  • Wire Connection Method: Clamp
  • Wire Size AWG Max: 14AWG
  • Wire Size AWG Min: 22AWG
  • Contact Material: Steel
  • Length/Height: 33mm
  • Exterior Width: 48.5mm
  • No. of Levels: 1
  • No. of Positions: 2
  • Compatibility and accessories

  • Mounting Connector: DIN Rail
  • Connector Type: Terminal Block, DIN Rail, Hardware
  • Features

    • Brand
      WAGO
    • Number of terminal connection(s)
      2
    • Pcs per pack
      1
    • Colour
      Grey
    • Height
      33 mm
    • Amperage
      18 A
    • Width
      48.5 mm
    • Length
      33 mm
    • Material
      Steel
    • Type of electrical installation
      DIN rail
    • Number of terminals
      2
    • Weight
      432 g
    • Terminal block type
      Electrical terminal
    • Supported conductor type
      Solid
    • Type of connection
      Screw-in
    • Terminal block use
      General purpose
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME5945938
    • MMID
      566140157688
    • Product code
      wago15gris
    • EAN
      4017332997287
    WAGOVisit the WAGO store
    WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co KG, or simply WAGO, is a German company based in Minden (Westphalia). It is a specialist manufacturer of terminals for electrical and building equipment, and components for automation. It was originally a family business founded in April 1951 by Friedrich Hohorst and Heinrich Nagel, who developed the spring clamp. Later, under the leadership of Friedrich Hohorst, WAGO invented other spring-loaded connectors: screwless terminals, terminal blocks and connectors, as well as dominoes. In the 1990s, WAGO moved upmarket, designing consumer electronics such as internal computer buses (which connect all the internal components of a computer). Following the exponential growth in its sales, it now manufactures mainly at Sondershausen in Germany, in addition to the Minden site. It employs 2,600 people at its two sites in Germany, more than half of its global workforce.
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