WAGO 2006-404 Insulated Push-in Jumper Bar - 4 Way 41A Light grey
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The WAGO 2006-404 is an insulated 4-way push-in type jumper bar designed for use with WAGO's TOP JOB® connectors from the 2006 series. It offers a quick and secure way to bridge multiple conductors, making electrical installations more efficient. A key benefit is its tool-free operation, simplifying connections. However, it is specifically designed for WAGO 2006 series connectors and may not be compatible with other systems.
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| Model Part Number | 2006-404 |
|---|---|
| Brand | WAGO |
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FAQs
What is the main purpose of the WAGO 2006-404 jumper bar?
Its main purpose is to quickly and securely bridge multiple conductors together, typically for power distribution or commoning connections within electrical installations.
Can I use this jumper bar with any WAGO connector?
No, this jumper bar (2006-404) is specifically designed for use with the WAGO 2006 series TOP JOB® connectors.
Do I need any special tools to install this jumper bar?
No, the WAGO 2006-404 utilizes push-in technology, meaning no tools are required for wire insertion or removal (using the release lever).
What is the maximum current this jumper bar can handle?
The nominal current rating for the WAGO 2006-404 jumper bar is 41 Amps.
What are the dimensions of the jumper bar?
The jumper bar has a width of 27.8 mm, a height of 19 mm, and a depth of 4.1 mm.
What types of wires can be used with this jumper bar?
It is designed for solid and fine-stranded conductors. Always refer to the specific WAGO 2006 series connector's datasheet for precise wire compatibility and stripping lengths.
Is the jumper bar insulated for safety?
Yes, the WAGO 2006-404 is an insulated push-in type jumper bar, providing electrical safety.
Troubleshooting
Jumper bar not seating correctly
Ensure the connected WAGO 2006 series connector is properly installed and that the conductor ends are stripped to the correct length and inserted straight into the jumper bar ports.
Connection feels loose
Gently tug on the wire to ensure it is fully seated. If still loose, remove the wire and re-insert it, ensuring it clicks into place. Check for any debris in the port.
Overheating at connection point
Verify that the conductor size and type are within the specified limits for the jumper bar and connector. Ensure the current draw does not exceed the 41A rating. Check for proper seating of all conductors.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Tool-free installation reduces labor time and complexity.
- Secure and reliable connections with push-in technology.
- Insulated design enhances safety during installation and maintenance.
- High current rating (41A) suitable for many applications.
- Compact size saves space in electrical enclosures.
Cons
- Limited to specific WAGO 2006 series TOP JOB® connectors.
- Requires specific WAGO connectors for proper function.
- Not suitable for solid core wires without proper preparation or specific connector types.
- Grey color might not be universally preferred for all identification schemes.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure the relevant WAGO 2006 series TOP JOB® connectors are securely mounted and prepared.
- Strip the conductor ends to the appropriate length as specified by the connector's manual.
- Simply push the conductor ends into the designated ports on the WAGO 2006-404 jumper bar and the corresponding connector ports until they are firmly seated.
- Verify that all connections are secure by gently tugging on the wires.
Compatibility:
- Primary Compatibility: Designed exclusively for use with WAGO 2006 series TOP JOB® connectors.
- Conductor Types: Compatible with solid and fine-stranded conductors (check specific connector datasheet for exact ranges).
Care:
- Cleaning: Disconnect power before cleaning. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Inspection: Periodically inspect connections for signs of damage or loose wires. Ensure the jumper bar remains securely seated within the connectors.