WAGO 3-Phase CT Terminal Block - 11-pole - 6mm²

Compact terminal block designed specifically for 3-phase current transformer circuits. Features an...

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This WAGO 2007-8876 terminal block is designed for electricians and technicians working with 3-phase current transformer (CT) circuits in industrial power monitoring systems. Its key benefit is providing secure, professional-grade connections with Push-In Cage Clamp Termination for efficient and reliable installations. A potential consideration is its specific application focus, requiring careful integration into existing infrastructure.

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Model Part Number2007-8876
BrandWAGO

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FAQs

What is the maximum wire size this terminal block can accommodate?

The WAGO 2007-8876 terminal block can accommodate wire cross-sections from AWG 20 to AWG 8, which corresponds to approximately 0.5mm² to 6mm².

What type of termination does this terminal block use?

It uses WAGO's Push-In Cage Clamp termination, allowing for tool-free wire insertion.

Is this terminal block suitable for general wiring applications?

No, this terminal block is specifically designed for 3-phase current transformer (CT) circuits in industrial power monitoring systems.

What does the multicolour design signify?

The multicolour design is intended to help users easily identify and organize the different phases (e.g., L1, L2, L3) in a 3-phase system, improving wiring accuracy.

What is the rated voltage for this terminal block?

The rated voltage for the WAGO 2007-8876 is 500 V.

How do I clean the terminal block?

Clean the terminal block with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Ensure the terminal block is de-energized and dry before reconnecting power.

Troubleshooting

Wire not securely held by clamp

Ensure the wire is stripped to the correct length and inserted fully. For fine-stranded wires, use a ferrule or open the clamp with a lever before insertion.

Loose connection causing intermittent readings

Re-insert the wire, ensuring it is seated properly. Check the wire gauge compatibility (AWG 20-8) and ensure the wire is not damaged.

Difficulty inserting wire

Confirm you are using the correct wire type (solid or stranded with ferrule for direct insertion). If using stranded wire without a ferrule, use the integrated lever to open the clamp first.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Fast and secure connections with Push-In Cage Clamp technology.
  • Clear wire identification through multicolour design.
  • Robust construction for industrial environments.
  • Designed specifically for 3-phase CT circuits, simplifying installation.
  • Wide wire gauge compatibility (AWG 20-8).

Cons

  • Primarily designed for specific CT circuit applications; may not be suitable for general wiring.
  • Requires careful planning for phase assignment due to multicolour coding.
  • Larger dimensions (85mm width, 99.6mm depth) may limit use in very confined spaces.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure power is completely disconnected from the circuit.
  2. Strip wire ends to the appropriate length as per WAGO guidelines.
  3. Insert wires directly into the Push-In Cage Clamps. Solid wires and fine-stranded wires with ferrule can be pushed in directly. For fine-stranded wires without ferrule, use a lever or operating tool to open the clamp before insertion.
  4. Connect each pole according to the 3-phase circuit diagram, utilizing the multicolour coding for phase identification.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with solid and fine-stranded wires from AWG 20 to 8 (0.5mm² to 6mm²).
  • Designed for 3-phase current transformer secondary circuits.
  • Suitable for use in industrial control panels and power monitoring systems.

Care:

  • Keep the terminal block clean and free from dust and debris.
  • Periodically inspect connections for security, especially in environments with significant vibration.
  • Avoid exposing the terminal block to excessive moisture or corrosive substances.