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JWD1-4/2-2JD Screw Type Din-Rail TB

JWD1-4/2-2JD Screw Type Din-Rail TB

1. Wiring range 0.2-4mm², with four wiring holes.

2. Utilizes a screw self-locking principle, featuring high clamping force and maintenance-free operation. This type of terminal block supports multi-wire connections at a single connection point, allowing for wire connection without pretreatment.

3. Enables multi-digit shorting or bridging.

4. Marking strips meet the marking needs of users in different scenarios.

5. Can be used in areas with explosion hazards (according to IEC/EN 60079).

6. Equipped with a grounding pin for rapid grounding.

  • Product Description
  • Parameters
  • Certification
Terminal thickness: 6.2

Rigid conductorFlexible conductorIUi

(mm2)
(A)(V)
IEC 60947-7-2




0.2-60.2-4


Description
ColorType
Terminal:
With general-purpose locating base, suitable for standard mounting rails

Grey

Blue
Ground terminal:
The yellow-green insulating housings are suitable for the standard mounting rails


JWD1-4/2-2 JD
(1) End plate:
One additional piece must be attached to the end of each terminal strip set. If it is mounted in the center of the terminal strip, the creepage distance may increase.

Grey
Blue
(2) Central liaison part:
It is used to connect terminals with the same specification and form a liaison terminal group; each part has 10 digits (supplied with screws) that can be further divided at will.



(3) Connecting sheet:
For central connection of more than 10 digits



(4) Edge liaison part:
Its role is the same as that of the central liaison part (2); with insulation on the back side; 10 digits that can be further divided at will
2 digits:
BL 6/2
3 digits:
BL 6/3
10 digits:
BL 6/10
(5) Jumping liaison part:
With the spacer (6), it can connect any non-adjacent terminals in the center to form a jumping liaison terminal group.



(6) Spacer:
Used as a spacer block between the accessory of the jumping liaison part (5) and the conductive part of the terminal



(7) Switch liaison part:
To be used on top of the terminal for switch connection; the end plate (1) should be added between the connected terminals to ensure electrical isolation.



(8) Divider:
It is used to separate two adjacent liaison terminal groups and can be inserted after assembly, without any effect on the overall space.



(9) Tag:
It can be quickly inserted in the upper grooves on both sides of the terminal as a whole for any identification. It has a total of 10 digits (to be divided at will).

WhiteZP6
Terminal dimensions
Thickness / width / end plate thickness[mm]6.2/63.5/-
Height (TH 35:7.5 / TH 35:15 / G 32:15)[mm]47/54.5/52.5
Technical data based on IEC/DIN VDE standards

Maximum rated working current / cross-sectional area[A] / [mm2]-
Maximum cross-sectional area of conductors (rigid / flexible) that can be connected if any edge liaison part is used:[mm2]-
Rated impulse withstand voltage / degree of pollution[kV]/-45507
Over-voltage category / insulation material group-/-lll/l
Connection capacity of feed-through layer

Flexible conductor with tubular bare terminal / tubular pre-insulated terminal[mm2]0.254 / 0.25-1.5
Feed-through layer: connecting two conductors with the same cross-sectional area)

Rigid conductor / flexible conductor[mm2]0.2-1 /0.2-1.5
Flexible conductor with tubular bare terminal[mm2]0.25-1.5
Flexible conductor with DEV-tubular pre-insulated terminal[mm2]0.5- 1.5
Stripping length[mm]8
Screw for terminal position: screw type / torque
M 3/0.6-0.8
Central fastening screw: screw type / torque[Nm]M 3/0.6-0.8
Insulation material type
PA
Material flammability according to UL94
V0
Rated working voltage / rated working current / wire gaugeUL: [V]/[A]/AWG-/-/30-10
Note: When an edge liaison part is used, a cable below 1.5 mm2 should be used for a 2.5 mm2 terminal; corresponding cables should be used for terminals with other cross-sectional areas (mm2).


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