Phoenix Contact offers screen terminal blocks that effectively prevent electromagnetic interference with the high contact quality of the screen interface. They are characterised by reliable, large-area contacts and user-friendly installation, says the company.
Swinging open the screen terminal blocks after connecting the conductor enables simple, time-saving handling. With four types of screen terminal blocks, cross-sections of 0-40 mm can be connected to commercially available copper busbars. An extensive range of accessories ensures both a directly connected and an insulated design of the cable screen. With the support blocks the system is mounted directly on the mounting rail or independently of it.
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