Terminal Blocks offer wide range of voltages.
Press Release Summary:
Rail-mounted Series 859 switching-relay and optocoupler terminal blocks feature 5, 24, 48, 60, 115, and 170 Vdc input voltages. Optocoupler outputs are for negative and positive switched circuits. Five connection points and multiple commoning options are available, including 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, and 10-way push-in type jumper bars. LED provides visual indication of correct operation. Units accept 22-14 AWG and feature Cage Clamp Compact spring-pressure termination.
Original Press Release:
New Wago Relays and Optocouplers Offer Wide Range Of Voltages
Germantown, WI, Jan. 2003-WAGO Corporation introduces new rail-mounted switching relay terminal blocks and optocoupler terminal blocks, Series 859. The relays and optocouplers feature 5, 24, 48, 60, 115, and 170 VDC input voltages. The optocoupler outputs are for both negative and positive switched circuits.
The wider voltage range offers the ability to interface old circuitry or unique voltages with today's industrial control systems, PLCs and machines. With only a 6 mm wide housing, the compact design offers a space-saving, flexible solution. Five connection points (pre-marked with standard input and output nomenclature) and multiple commoning options are available, including 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10-way push in type jumper bars. An LED that meets CE requirements provides visual indication of correct operation. Additional features include built-in test points and custom circuit marking capability.
The 859 Series accepts 22-14 AWG and features the unique Cage Clamp Compact spring pressure termination technology. Single pole relays are available in both single and double throw versions. Consult factory for custom solutions. List prices for both the optocouplers and relays range from $14.64 to $26.50 per piece.
For more information, contact Inside Sales at 1-800-DIN-RAIL, N120 W19129 Freistadt Road, Germantown, WI 53022. Visit WAGO on the Internet at www.wago.com.
WAGO is the worldwide leader in spring pressure termination technology. Since it was formed in 1951, WAGO's core business has been the design, manufacture and marketing of an increasingly wide range of highly innovative terminal blocks and connectors featuring the company's unique Cage-Clamp connection technology. WAGO also specializes in DIN rail mounted fieldbus independent I/O systems, custom electronics and factory automation products.
