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Practical tips
23 February 2021
Practical Tips for Our Rail-Mount Terminal Block Systems
We’ve compiled helpful information for the correct handling of WAGO rail-mount terminal blocks. Here you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions on topics such as connecting/wiring terminals blocks, marking, commoning and official requirements.
Practical Tips for TOPJOB®S Multilevel Installation Terminal Blocks
How does wiring with multilevel installation terminal blocks work in control cabinets? What needs to be taken into account for installation and commissioning?
More Room in Control Cabinets with Multilevel Installation Terminal Blocks
Modern building installations are becoming more and more complex, and to save time and costs, distribution cabinets are being more and more densely packed with installation devices and terminal blocks. To keep things organized, WAGO’s practical marking strips are recommended when TOPJOB® S Multilevel Installation Terminal Blocks are used.
- Solid and fine-stranded conductors with ferrules can be connected by simply pushing them in – quickly and without tools.
- All other conductor types can be connected easily and safely by first opening the clamp.
- After insertion, the operating tool keeps the conductor entry open and marks the clamping point, leaving both hands-free for wiring.
