KE463250A000G

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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

KE463250A000G application field and working principle

KE463250A000G is a terminal block for headers, plugs and sockets from Phoenix Contact. It is suitable for screw or connection technology, integration of Modular Headers and Standard Headers, or as a connection technology for Multi-Point Connectors. It is available in version with the Twin Marker, or with a Push-in Spring for easy connection without thread. It has a rated voltage of 250 V.

This terminal block is used for distributed circuit breakers and circuit protection for control cabinets. It enables the connection of control systems and industrial networks in space-saving and secure way. It is extremely suitable for implementing wiring solutions in cabinets and control cabinets due to its compact construction.

The terminal block consists of a Cross-Connecting Carrier and a number of molded parts. These molded parts are ProClips and Finger-Contacts. ProClips are housings, which are integrated into the Cross-Connecting Carrier and serve for the quick and easy insertion of the Finger-Contacts.

Finger-Contacts form the actual contact element. These contacts are inserted into the ProClips and guarantee safe contact connection to the other contact. The Finger-Contact also contains a thread for the electrical connection. This thread is surrounded by a shroud, which is also made of metal. This inner shroud has a height-adjustable part and a spring to bring the contact into the respective position for the reliable and safe connection.

The terminal block is a good option for DIN rail mounting as it offers a wide range of connection and pressure points. This is suitable for multiple signal types and connection requirements. With a vibration-proof and shock-proof connection due to its spring-loaded contact type, it is an ideal product for application in harsh and vibration-prone environments.

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