Phoenix Contact Twin Ferrule AI-TWIN 2X1-12 Red - 3240679

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This guide is for electricians and technicians working with 1mm² wires in standardized electrical installations. The Phoenix Contact Twin Ferrule AI-TWIN 2X1-12 Red (3240679) offers a secure and organized method for terminating two wires simultaneously, ensuring reliable connections and preventing wire fraying. A potential consideration is its specific application for 1mm² wires, requiring users to confirm compatibility with their project needs.
| Model Part Number | 3240679 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Phoenix Contact |
A twin ferrule allows you to terminate two wires of the same gauge into a single connection point, which saves space, time, and ensures a more organized and reliable connection compared to individual terminations.
No, this ferrule is specifically designed for 1mm² conductors. Using it with different wire gauges may result in a poor connection or failure.
You will need a crimping tool specifically designed for twin wire ferrules. Standard single ferrule crimping tools may not be compatible.
The insulation is made of polypropylene. While it offers electrical insulation, its specific flame retardant properties should be checked against project requirements if fire safety is a critical concern.
Each pack contains 100 pieces of the Phoenix Contact Twin Ferrule AI-TWIN 2X1-12 Red.
Halogen-free means that the insulation material does not contain halogens (like chlorine or bromine). In the event of a fire, halogen-free cables emit less toxic and corrosive smoke, making them safer for occupied spaces and sensitive equipment.
The total length of the ferrule is 19 mm, with the insulated sleeve length being 12 mm.
Ensure the correct crimping tool for twin ferrules is being used. Verify that the tool is set to the appropriate setting for 1mm² wire gauge and that the ferrule is fully seated before crimping.
Check that the wires are not frayed or bent. Ensure that exactly 1mm² wires are being used, as larger gauges will not fit properly.
Re-inspect the crimp. A loose connection is usually due to insufficient crimping pressure or an incorrect tool. If the issue persists, consider replacing the ferrule and re-crimping.
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