Phoenix Contact ST 35-PE

Phoenix Contact ST 35-PE st-35-pe product image 1
SKUST-35-PE
ManufacturerPhoenix Contact
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
Available (1-2 days): 5 units
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Net price (1 pc.):
20,13PLN
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Description

The Phoenix Contact ST 35-PE is a protective conductor terminal block designed for secure grounding in industrial automation systems. This single-level terminal block features two connections, utilizing a spring-cage connection method suitable for conductor cross-sections ranging from 2.5 mm² to 35 mm². It is compatible with mounting rails NS 35/7.5 and NS 35/15, and is characterized by its green-yellow color. The terminal block complies with IEC 60947-7-1 standards, ensuring reliable performance in various industrial applications.

Specifications

Weight
0.05 kgs
Product Type
Protective conductor terminal block
Product Family
ST
Number of Connections
2
Connection Method
Spring-cage connection
Conductor Cross-Section Range
2.5 mm² to 35 mm²
Mounting Rail Compatibility
NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15
Color
Green-yellow
Compliance Standard
IEC 60947-7-1

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