The new HV high voltage PCB terminals in the MKDSP 10 series of PCB terminals from Phoenix Contact are designed as individual terminals in combination with pitch spacers, enabling adaptation to meet individual high voltage requirements, in particular as set down by the UL (Underwriters' Laboratories).
The high voltage PCB terminal with 10,16 mm pitch without pitch spacers enables 600 V UL device applications. Here, the insulation requirements of the respective device regulations such as UL 508 and UL 840 in respect of PCB mounting are to be observed. By using the RZ pitch spacer, the PCB terminal becomes a 12,7 mm pitch 600 V UL PCB terminal.
Both terminal types are available as two- or three-terminal preassembled terminal blocks. Versions with higher numbers of terminals can be produced on request.
For more information contact Electrocomp, +27 (0)11 458 9000 or Bruce Patton, Phoenix Contact, +27 (0)11 793 7121, [email protected]
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