weidmuller 0445600000 MEW Series End Cover for Use with DIN Rail Terminal Blocks
weidmuller 0445600000 MEW Series End Cover for Use with DIN Rail Terminal Blocks Product Description SAK Series Stud Terminals Ceramic - High Temperature Glazed ceramic feed through terminals available in 2 sizes to fit the G-profile asymmetric rail to BS5825:1980, EN 50035. A maximum operating temperature of 250°C is achievable...
weidmuller 0445600000 MEW Series End Cover for Use with DIN Rail Terminal Blocks
Product Description
SAK Series Stud Terminals Ceramic - High Temperature
Glazed ceramic feed through terminals available in 2 sizes to fit the G-profile asymmetric rail to BS5825:1980, EN 50035. A maximum operating temperature of 250°C is achievable for continual use providing the correct end brackets are used.
Terminal Pitch 8 mm
Depth on rail 53 mm
Approvals
CSA certified, UL listed
Approvals
8888
SAK Series
Terminals manufactured from polymide 6.6 with a working temperature of -50°C to +100°C except the fused terminal block (425-689) which is high grade melamine with a working temperature of -60°C to +130°C. Asymmetric rail (G-profile) to B 5825:1980 EN 50035 mounting
Specifications
Product Description
Glazed ceramic feed through terminals available in 2 sizes to fit the G-profile asymmetric rail to BS5825:1980, EN 50035. A maximum operating temperature of 250°C is achievable for continual use providing the correct end brackets are used.
Terminal Pitch 8 mm
Depth on rail 53 mm
Depth on rail 53 mm
CSA certified, UL listed
8888
SAK Series
Terminals manufactured from polymide 6.6 with a working temperature of -50°C to +100°C except the fused terminal block (425-689) which is high grade melamine with a working temperature of -60°C to +130°C. Asymmetric rail (G-profile) to B 5825:1980 EN 50035 mounting
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Accessory Type | End Cover |
| Series | MEW |
| For Use With | DIN Rail Terminal Blocks |
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