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News Release from: Phoenix Contact | Subject: Quickon T distributor
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 01 May 2003

Speedy installation for ring mains

Installing ring-main type power distribution systems for machines and factories is made simpler, faster and less expensive by the new Quickon insulation-displacement T distributor.

Installing ring-main type power distribution systems for machines and factories is made simpler, faster and less expensive by the new Quickon insulation-displacement T distributor from interconnection expert, Phoenix Contact The new T distributors can be fitted quickly and easily, at any required location on a standard five-wire distribution cable, providing convenient connection points for branch circuits feeding individual loads

As the connectors use Phoenix Contact's innovative Quickon insulation-displacement technology, the main distribution cable does not need to be cut during installation, which saves time and money, while ensuring that the integrity of the ring circuit is maintained.

Equally, no stripping, other than the removal of the outer sheath, is required for connection of the branch circuit cable.

Featuring rugged construction, which allows them to be mounted directly onto any walls, trunking covers and similar surfaces, the new T distributors have an IP54 protection rating, which means that, in standard commercial and industrial applications, they can be installed without using terminal boxes or other forms of additional protection.

Phoenix Contact's Quickon T distributors are designed for use with cables of between 2.5 and 4.0mm2 cross-sectional area.

The units have a nominal current rating of 32A, and can be used in systems operating at up to 600V.

A category III surge voltage rating means that the units are suitable for use in building installations of all kinds. Request a free brochure from Phoenix Contact ...

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