WAGO 2016-1301 Through Terminal Block Grey - 3 Conductor - Ex e II



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The WAGO 2016-1301 Through Terminal Block is designed for electricians and automation engineers working in demanding environments. Its primary benefit is a secure and reliable connection for 3-conductor circuits, especially in Ex e II applications, while its compact design saves valuable space. A key consideration is ensuring correct conductor preparation for the CAGE CLAMP connection. This terminal block features a 12mm width, 76A current rating, and supports a wide AWG range (20-4), making it versatile for various industrial needs.
| Model Part Number | 2016-1301 |
|---|---|
| Brand | WAGO |
It means the terminal block is certified for use in hazardous locations where increased safety (Ex e) is required, specifically in Group II environments (typically for gases).
Yes, solid conductors can be pushed directly into the CAGE CLAMP connection without a ferrule. However, stranded conductors require a ferrule for secure termination.
The WAGO 2016-1301 terminal block is rated for a maximum current of 76A.
Consult the ferrule manufacturer's specifications. The ferrule size must match the conductor's cross-sectional area (AWG or mm²) and be compatible with the terminal block's connection port.
The terminal block can operate reliably in temperatures ranging from -60°C to +105°C.
It is designed for mounting on a standard 35mm DIN rail.
No, the CAGE CLAMP connection technique allows for tool-free insertion of prepared conductors. Ferrules, if used, require a crimping tool.
Ensure the conductor is properly stripped to the correct length. For stranded conductors, verify that a ferrule is correctly applied and sized. Check for any debris or obstructions within the CAGE CLAMP opening.
Verify that the terminal block is fully seated on the DIN rail. Ensure the DIN rail itself is securely mounted. Some terminal blocks have a secondary locking mechanism; check product documentation if available.
Immediately de-energize the circuit. Check that the conductor size is within the specified range (AWG 20-4). Ensure the ferrule (if used) is correctly sized and crimped. Verify the current draw does not exceed the 76A rating. Inspect for proper conductor insertion.
Remove and re-insert the conductor, ensuring it is fully seated. For stranded conductors, check the ferrule connection. If the issue persists, the conductor or terminal block may be damaged; replace as necessary.
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This terminal block requires minimal maintenance. Periodically inspect connections visually for any signs of damage or contamination. Ensure the surrounding environment is free from excessive dust or moisture, which could affect performance. Cleaning can be done with a dry, soft cloth; avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners.