| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
Center Space | 5.08mm |
Wire Range | 30 - 14 AWG |
Screw Torque | 5 lbf·in |
Rated Current | 300V,15A |
Surge Voltage | 4000V |
Insulation Body | PA66, UL94, V - 0 |
Screw Material | M3, STEEL |
Terminal Body | BRASS |
Temperature | -40℃ - 105℃ |
With a center space of 5.08mm—a standard pitch for easy integration with common circuit boards and equipment—it delivers consistent performance across a wide temperature range of -40℃ to 105℃, making it suitable for both indoor and semi-outdoor environments. Rated for 300V AC/DC and 15A, this terminal block balances power handling with compact design, while its 4000V surge voltage resistance ensures protection against electrical spikes that could damage sensitive components. Crafted with industry-compliant materials, it meets UL94 V-0 flame retardancy standards, enhancing safety in critical systems. Whether used in small-scale electronics or industrial control panels, the FE 1.5-5.08-00-XX prioritizes durability, ease of installation, and long-term reliability.
Insulation Body: Made of PA66, a high-strength thermoplastic with UL94 V-0 flame retardancy. This material resists heat, chemicals, and mechanical wear, preventing short circuits and ensuring stability even in harsh operating conditions.
Terminal Body: Constructed from brass, a material renowned for excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. Brass terminals minimize resistance buildup, reducing heat generation during current flow.
Screw Material: Uses M3 steel screws, which offer superior tensile strength and rust resistance. Steel screws maintain tight connections over time, avoiding loose wiring that could cause arcing or power loss.
Rated Specifications: Handles 300V and 15A, making it ideal for low-to-medium power circuits (e.g., signal lines, small motors, and control systems).
Surge Voltage Protection: Withstands 4000V surge voltage, safeguarding connected devices from transient voltage events (e.g., lightning-induced spikes or power grid fluctuations).
Wire Compatibility: Accepts wires ranging from 30 AWG (thin signal wires) to 14 AWG (thicker power wires), eliminating the need for multiple terminal block types in a single system.
Precise Screw Torque: Requires a maximum torque of 5 lbf·in (pound-force inch) for installation. This specification ensures proper wire clamping without damaging the terminal or wire insulation.
Supports custom pole counts, including 2P (2-pole) and 3P (3-pole) setups, with the total length (L) calculated as L = P × Poles (where P = 5.08mm, the center space). This flexibility allows adaptation to different circuit layouts, from simple two-wire connections to multi-circuit systems.
Industrial Automation: Integrates into PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) panels, sensor modules, and conveyor system controls. Its temperature resistance and surge protection make it reliable in factory environments with variable temperatures.
Household Appliances: Used in washing machines, refrigerators, and air conditioners. The UL94 V-0 flame retardancy meets safety standards for consumer electronics, while its compact size fits inside appliance casings.
Electronics Manufacturing: Ideal for prototyping and mass production of circuit boards, test equipment, and power supplies. The 5.08mm center space aligns with standard PCB (Printed Circuit Board) hole layouts, simplifying assembly.
Small-scale motor drives (e.g., 12V/24V DC motors in robotics).
Lighting control systems (e.g., LED strip power distribution).
Instrumentation (e.g., voltage meters, temperature sensors) that require stable signal transmission.
The FE 1.5-5.08-00-XX supports 2P, 3P, or custom pole counts. For single-circuit power connections (e.g., a motor’s positive and negative wires), 2P is sufficient. For multi-circuit systems (e.g., a control panel with three sensors), 3P or higher is recommended. Calculate the total length (L) using L = 5.08mm × Poles to ensure it fits your equipment’s space.
While it operates in -40℃ to 105℃, the PA66 insulation is not fully waterproof. It is designed for indoor or semi-enclosed environments (e.g., covered control boxes). For fully outdoor applications, choose a weather-sealed terminal block or add a protective enclosure.
No—brass is an excellent conductor of electricity, with lower resistance than materials like aluminum. This ensures minimal heat buildup and efficient current transfer, even at the maximum 15A rating.
No. The wire range is 30–14 AWG. 12 AWG wire is thicker than 14 AWG and may not fit into the terminal’s clamping mechanism, leading to loose connections or damage. Use 14 AWG or thinner wire for safe installation.
Exceeding 5 lbf·in can strip the M3 steel screw or crack the PA66 insulation body, compromising the connection’s safety. Always use a torque wrench to ensure compliance with this specification.
FE 1.5-5.08-00-XX Product Diagram
