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Big_Nige

Hi guys :)

Can someone identify the terminals in the photos below, are they DIN?

I want to replace a set of LNE terminals in this row with a set with larger capacity. Any ideas where I can get some?

DIN1.jpg


DIN2.jpg
 
Hmmm Could be phoenix but too fuzzy to tell.

Bingo! I was trying to read it as a single word, now I see there is a logo, see below:

I should have guessed it would be Phoenix Contacts, as the end brackets are made by them (although a different shape) - these are the Clipfix 35 range:

clipfix35.jpg


Now all I have to do is find out which range these are from.
 
Ideally I'd like them to be identical, so I guess I'll have to find out who made them. At least now I know what to ask for, thanks.

Mike: they are just terminal blocks, which happen to hang on a DIN rail (as found inside a Consumer Unit). Essentially just chocolate blocks, but with better identification and mounting.

Firstly welcome along, the look like Weidmuller terminals to me guess im about 50% confident. I have some terminal books here ill try and find out for sure :)

Now i look a pratt didn't read all the posts did I sorry guys
 
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I've found out what type they are, but to get a larger size cable entry, the modules are larger. Not sure I want to do that, so I could add a couple more and redistribute the cables: one set have 5 x 1.5mm flex in them! (not shown in these photos). Then I run out of room on the rail, so do they have to have the end backets?
 
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I've found out what type they are, but to get a larger size cable entry, the modules are larger. Not sure I want to do that, so I could add a couple more and redistribute the cables: one set have 5 x 1.5mm flex in them! (not shown in these photos). Then I run out of room on the rail, so do they have to have the end backets?

You can get different types that are same physical footprint, have you got the dimensions you want to be close to? :)
 
I've found out what type they are, but to get a larger size cable entry, the modules are larger. Not sure I want to do that, so I could add a couple more and redistribute the cables: one set have 5 x 1.5mm flex in them! (not shown in these photos). Then I run out of room on the rail, so do they have to have the end backets?

Not the best of practices but If the earth terminals clamp to the rail using a centre screw then they can act as end stops, from memory some phoenix et's grip the rail with a spring type action so will restrict movement.
 
Why is life so complicated! I've found the items I want (see below), but now I can't find anywhere that will sell them singly.

Any suggestions?

Phoenix Contact
1 x 3003347 UK 2,5 N
1 x 3003350 UK 2,5 N BU
2 x 0441119 USLKG 2,5 N

 
Why is life so complicated! I've found the items I want (see below), but now I can't find anywhere that will sell them singly.

Any suggestions?

Phoenix Contact
1 x 3003347 UK 2,5 N
1 x 3003350 UK 2,5 N BU
2 x 0441119 USLKG 2,5 N

I have made a phone call waiting on result ill let you know when i do :)
 

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