VCX BLK 47 Distribution Block / 4 poles / 7 slots / 125A / for DIN rail mounting

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VCX BLK 47 Distribution Block / 4 poles / 7 holes / 125A / for DIN rail Distribution block with brass screws for proper and organized cable connections in low-voltage switchgear. VCX modular distribution blocks are designed for distributing current paths in low-voltage enclosures. They consist of connection terminals housed in a plastic enclosure. Using this block eliminates weak points in the switchgear, thereby reducing the risk of a short circuit. The distribution block—also known as a power distribution block—allows the power supply to be divided among different circuits. It also enables the separation of phase circuits and the use of cables with different diameters. Advantages of the block • Mounting on a TH35 DIN rail or surface mounting. • Safe and easy installation. • Transparent cover. • Self-extinguishing material. • Option to connect wires with or without grommets. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS • Number of poles: 4 • Rated current: 125 A • Lpk (short-circuit withstand capacity): 20 kA • Mounting: on a TH35 DIN rail or surface mounting • UI: 500 V • Flexible conductor cross-section (mm²): 1.5–6; 6–15 • Conductor cross-section (mm²): 2.5–6; 10–25 • Number of holes: 7 • Hole diameters: 5 × 5.5 mm; 2 × 7.5 mm • Protection rating: IP 20 • Standard: EN 60947-1 Modular Distribution Block—What Is It Used For? A distribution block is used for the quick and seamless distribution of power among the circuits of a switchgear. Switchgear blocks have built-in busbars to which the conductors supplying the circuits are connected. Types of distribution blocks: - blocks with 1 busbar - blocks with 2 busbars - blocks with 4 busbars Use of distribution blocks Distribution blocks enable a permanent and trouble-free connection of conductors, such as wires and cables. Busbars are integrated into the interior of the distribution blocks. Mounting holes of various diameters located on the busbars allow for the seamless connection of both thick and thin conductors. Connecting power cables of any cross-section to the block offers a wide range of possible applications. For example, when connecting a thicker power cable, it is possible to distribute power to other outgoing conductors. The plastic covers that come with the blocks ensure safety. They ensure that the conductors are adequately protected and are not exposed to other components. The modular distribution block brings order to the installation. This component eliminates the need to connect multiple wires to a screw terminal. As a result, additional mounting elements and cable glands are not required. Modular blocks allow for the proper arrangement and organization of all wires.