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WAGO TOPJOB® Terminal Fuse Blocks with 3 Jumper Slots

By Design World Staff | March 30, 2012

Select WAGO Corporation 2002 Series TOPJOB®S Terminal Blocks now carry three jumper slots for greater control cabinet flexibility. DIN-rail Disconnect/Test with Mechanical Interlock, Mini-Automotive Blade-style Fuse and Fuse Disconnect with Pivoting Holder (5x20mm) accommodate one output and two input potential commoning. This provides convenient in-circuit current testing and potential distribution on both sides of the block – ideal for process measurement applications.

2002-Series-TOPJOB-S-Terminal-Blocks

The third jumper slot permits test and measurement via plugs/taps without distributing machine wiring. Example: Test 4-20ma signals or record data by disengaging the knife/pivoting disconnect, or removing blade-style fuse. This routes the circuit to a plug/data recorder in the third slot. Similarly, fuse testing occurs on the opposite end of the signal. All slots accommodate step-down jumpers, staggered jumpers, push-in type jumper bars and wire jumpers for potential commoning in virtually any manner. The two-conductor (AWG 22-12) fuse blocks accommodate TOPJOB®S connectors for additional versatility.

Knife Disconnect Block:
Rated 15A/300V, three models are available with or without a mechanical interlock. The interlock safely holds the disconnect link in place to assist test/measurement.

Mini-Automotive Blade-Style Fuse Blocks:
Three models are available – a 12V or 24V unit with a blown fuse LED, or without LED indication. Blade-Style blocks are rated 10A/300V.

Fuse Disconnect with Pivoting Holder:
Available with or without a blown fuse LED indicator, Fuse Disconnect Blocks with Pivoting holder accommodates mini-Metric fuses (5x20mm). Units are rated 6.3A/250V

WAGO
www.wago.us

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