A new disconnect and base terminal block has joined WAGO’s TOPJOB S 2002 series, offering three jumper slots instead of the usual two. This allows the terminal block to be commoned on both sides of the knife disconnect. This new version can also be used as a base terminal block for a fuse holder or component plug. Furthermore, the additional jumper slot may be used as a test point and can accommodate TOPJOB S connectors. It distributes both the signals for the fuse holder and the disconnect signals on the input and output sides.
The terminal block is available in the following versions: with hinged or pluggable fuse holder, as ground (earth) conductor (yellow-green) and through terminal blocks or blade-style fuse terminal block with blown fuse indication. All versions are rated at 16 A and are suitable for EN 500 V and UL 300 V applications. The nominal cross section is 2,5 mm², allowing the terminal block to accommodate 0,25 to 4 mm² conductors. Marking options include centre and side marking locations.
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