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WINSTA® MINI Pluggable Connector

By Design World Staff | October 15, 2008



GERMANTOWN, WI ‚–  WAGO Corporation‚’s newest pluggable connector for modular wiring systems, the 890 Series WINSTA‚® MINI, brings convenient PUSH WIRE‚® terminations to modular electrical wiring. The 890 Series consists of 2- and 3-pole variants; a 5-pole variant will launch in 2009.

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The 890 Series completes the WINSTA‚® family, which includes the mid-size MIDI, high-current MAXI and several additional specialty connector systems. Engineered for compact applications, the versatile 890 Series WINSTA‚® MINI is offered as: cord-end plugs and sockets, snap-in variants for through-panel mounting and distribution blocks.


Ultra-compact, the 890 Series WINSTA‚® MINI fits through 5/8‚” knockout (2-pole) or 7/8‚” knockout (3-pole) and features a voltage/current rating of 600V/10A ‚— best in class relative to its size. CAGE CLAMP‚®S Spring Pressure Connection Technology terminates all conductor types, with the additional advantage of tool-free, PUSH WIRE‚® direct insertion of solid or ferruled-stranded conductors AWG 22-16. This eliminates expensive crimp tools, special crimp-on terminals and time-consuming preparation.


Safety is a priority for the 890 Series, which provides a preceding ground pin for make first/break last safety. This safeguards sensors and actuators, compact lighting systems (e.g., LEDs), as well as lightning in temporary exhibits and modular workstations.


A comprehensive strain relief system features housings that snap together and includes an integral cord clamp. Locking latches prevent inadvertent disconnection of the mated pairs. Housing is available in black, white and gray, with on-unit pole identification.


www.wago.us


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