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WAGO Expands 222 Series LEVER-NUTS™

By Design World Staff | August 21, 2008

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GERMANTOWN, WI ‚– WAGO Corporation has expanded the 222 Series LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ compact splicing connector family with three components for multiple mounting and strain relief configurations. The mounting carrier (222-500), strain relief plate (222-505) and angled DIN-rail adapter (222-510) support LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ in applications where fixed mounting and/or strain relief are required.

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Compact carrier dimensions and the simplicity of LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ lift-and-lock terminations provide a quick and cost-effective alternative to traditional fixed wire terminations. The system is ideal for fixed wire terminations in applications where the options and ratings of rail-mounted terminal blocks are not required or applicable.


222-500 Mounting Carrier
The 222-500 holds four 2-wire, three 3-wire or two 5-wire LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ connectors. Designed for vertical snap-on DIN-rail mounting, or panel mounting in either vertical or horizontal orientation via screws, the 222-500 carrier also features molded-in terminal marking or optional self-adhesive marking strips. Strain relief tabs and cable ties arrange and secure conductors. Connector end stops secure the LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ in the carrier; the LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢ test ports are accessible through the 222-500‚’s carrier slots.


222-505 Strain Relief Plate
The 222-505 affixes to the 222-500 mounting carrier, adding four additional strain relief points. The combined unit can then be snapped onto DIN-rail for vertical orientation, or it can be mounted on flat surfaces via screws either horizontally or vertically.


222-510 Angled DIN-rail Adapter
The 222-510 provides horizontal DIN-rail mounting for carriers in the 222 LEVER-NUTS‚â„¢, 773 WALL-NUTS‚â„¢ and 273 Series PUSH WIRE‚® connector families. The right-angled adapter offers a snap-fit to the appropriate carrier and snap-in, DIN-rail mounting.

www.wago.us


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