Universal Terminal Block - UIK 35 - Phoenix Contact - 3006182
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The Phoenix Contact UIK 35 terminal block is designed for industrial electricians and system integrators requiring a robust and reliable connection solution for high-power applications. Its key benefit is the high voltage and current rating (800V/125A) combined with a versatile connection range, ensuring secure electrical installations. A potential caveat is its specific requirement for compatible DIN rail mounting types.
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| Model Part Number | 3006182 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Phoenix Contact |
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FAQs
What is the maximum current this terminal block can handle?
The Phoenix Contact UIK 35 terminal block is rated for a maximum current of 125A.
What types of conductors can be used with the UIK 35?
It supports solid-core, multi-wired, and fine-strand conductors, including those with or without cable end sleeves, ranging from 0.75mm² to 35mm².
Which DIN rail sizes is this terminal block compatible with?
The UIK 35 is compatible with NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, and NS 32 DIN rails.
What is the voltage rating of the UIK 35?
The rated voltage for this terminal block is 800V.
How do I ensure a secure connection?
Insert the conductor fully into the terminal and tighten the screw firmly. For fine-strand conductors, using an appropriate cable end sleeve is recommended for optimal connection.
What are the physical dimensions of the UIK 35?
The terminal block has a width of 15.2 mm, a height of 51 mm, and a depth of 55 mm.
What is the insulation material and its flammability class?
The insulation material is thermoplastic with a flammability class of V2 according to UL94 standards.
Troubleshooting
Terminal block not securely attached to DIN rail
Ensure the correct DIN rail type (NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, or NS 32) is used. Verify the terminal block is fully engaged with the rail and any locking mechanism is activated.
Conductor connection is loose
Check that the conductor is inserted fully into the terminal opening and that the screw is tightened sufficiently. Ensure the conductor size is within the specified range (0.75-35mm²) and that any ferrule used is appropriate.
Overheating at connection point
Verify the conductor size and type match the terminal block's specifications and that the screw is tightened to the correct torque. Ensure the current load does not exceed the rated 125A. If using fine-strand conductors, confirm a cable end sleeve was used if required.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High electrical ratings for demanding applications
- Broad compatibility with various conductor types and sizes
- Flexible mounting options on common DIN rail standards
- Durable and flame-retardant materials for safety
- Space-saving compact design
Cons
- Requires specific DIN rail types for mounting
- Not suitable for extremely low-voltage applications where its high rating may be overkill
- Screw terminal requires appropriate torque for secure connection
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure the terminal block is compatible with your DIN rail (NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, or NS 32).
- Slide the terminal block onto the selected DIN rail until it clicks or locks securely in place.
- Prepare the conductor according to its type (stranded, solid, with or without ferrule). Ensure the stripped length is appropriate for the screw terminal.
- Insert the conductor into the terminal opening.
- Use a screwdriver to tighten the screw terminal firmly. Ensure a secure connection without overtightening, which could damage the conductor or terminal.
Compatibility:
- DIN Rails: NS 35/7.5, NS 35/15, NS 32.
- Conductors: Solid-core, multi-wired, and fine-strand conductors from 0.75mm² to 35mm².
- Ferrules: Compatible with fine-strand conductors from 0.75mm² to 35mm² (with or without cable end sleeve).
Care:
- The terminal block requires minimal care under normal operating conditions. Ensure the area around the terminal block is free from dust and moisture.
- Periodically inspect connections for tightness, especially in environments with significant vibration. Re-tighten screws if necessary.
- Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents.