Phoenix Contact Disconnect Terminal Block UDMTK 5-P/P - 3101087


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The Phoenix Contact UDMTK 5-P/P is a dual-level knife-disconnect terminal block designed for efficient and safe electrical connections in control cabinets. It offers integrated test socket screws for easy testing without disconnecting circuits, making it ideal for electricians and control system engineers. A key benefit is its space-saving design with two connection levels in a compact 6.2mm width. One caveat is its 400V voltage rating, which may not be suitable for high-voltage applications.
| Model Part Number | 3101087 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Phoenix Contact |
The rated voltage is 400V and the rated current is 10A.
It supports solid-core, multi-wired, and fine-stranded conductors with cross-sections from 0.2 mm² to 4 mm² (AWG 24-12). Fine-stranded conductors may require cable end sleeves.
Simply insert a standard 2 mm test plug into the designated test socket screw on the terminal block to measure voltage or continuity without disconnecting the main circuit.
The terminal block is compatible with 35 mm DIN rails, specifically NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, and NS 32 mounting rails.
The dual-level design allows for two rows of connections in a compact space, which helps in organizing wiring and saving valuable space within control cabinets.
The terminal block has a width of 6.2 mm.
The insulation body is made of Thermoplastic with an inflameability class of UL94 V2.
Ensure the correct type of 35 mm DIN rail (NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, or NS 32) is being used and that the rail is properly installed and secured.
Verify the conductor is stripped to the correct length and inserted fully into the terminal. Ensure the screw terminal is tightened sufficiently. For fine-stranded wires, confirm a cable end sleeve is used if required.
Confirm that a standard 2 mm test plug is being used. Ensure the test socket screw is slightly loosened if it's preventing insertion, then re-tighten once the plug is in place.
Check for any debris obstructing the mechanism. Ensure the connected wires are not putting undue strain on the disconnect. Operate the disconnect mechanism several times to loosen it.
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