PIT - push-in connection terminal blocks

Feed-through terminal blocks feature a compact design. They connect two or more conductors. The integrated bridge shafts mean that various potentials can be distributed within the terminal strip.

The multiple level terminal block reduces the amount of space required in the control cabinet. Even with a fully assembled terminal strip, the terminal point of the lower level is easy to operate and the labeling can be identified properly. Bridge shafts and labeling are integrated on every level.

The compact lever-type fuse terminal blocks are the same shape as the feed-through terminal blocks. They can be labeled and bridged seamlessly. Time-saving potential distribution can be easily implemented by bridging between non-adjacent terminal blocks.

In measurement, regulation and control systems, disconnect terminal blocks are often used in order to localize faults rapidly and to permit inspection work to be carried out under zero voltage conditions. These terminal blocks are available in the pure disconnect terminal block or in the test disconnect terminal block.

Component terminal blocks are the ideal solution for versatile switching tasks. The diode can be soldered in from left to right or from right to left.

The PIT push-in connection method is characterized by 50% lower insertion forces, compact type as well as a front connection. It is particularly suitable for wiring solid conductors and conductors with ferrules that will be connected without using tools by simply plugging them in.