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Schneider Electric Overload Relay Accessories A range of accessories that can be used with the TeSys contactors and overload relays. - Terminal Blocks can be screw mounted or clipped onto DIN rail Schneider Electric Contactor Terminal Block, 85 (H) x 45 (W) x 80mm (D), 100g Weight - TeSys Series - LAD7B106 Keep your wiring as neat as a pin with this contactor terminal block from Schneider Electric. It has six connection points to handle your incoming and outgoing conductors and ensure a robust cable setup. Thanks to the screw terminal design, you can clamp down firmly on the wires to keep them secure, even if there's vibration or jostling. The connection points are clearly labelled, so it's easy to keep track of your connections during installation or maintenance. Features & Benefits - Light weight of 100g for minimal strain on the contactor - Compatible with DIN rail or screw fixing, so you have mounting options - Compact external dimensions of 85 (H) x 45 (W) x 80mm (D) to fit into busy systems Applications - Oil and gas industry - Power distribution boards - Server rooms - Construction equipment What type of contactors can I use this terminal block with? For ease of assembly, you can use this versatile terminal block with thermal overload relays from the LR3D series and electronic overcurrent relays from the LRD series.
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
3389110603521
SKU:
3389110603521
SKU:
LAD7B106
UNSPSC:
39121634
ELnr:
7522405746
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