Terminals and wiring
The terminals are designed to be finger-safe according to IP20 and are suitable for field and factory wiring.
Technical data | Input | Output | DC-OK signal |
|---|---|---|---|
Connection cross-section | e*: max. 6 mm² f*: max. 4 mm² a*: max 4 mm² (d<2.8 mm) | e*: max. 6 mm² f*: max. 4 mm² a*: max 4 mm² (d<2.8 mm) | e*: max. 1.5 mm² f*: max. 1.5 mm² a*: max 1.5 mm² (d<1.6 mm) |
Connection cross section (AWG) | e*: AWG 20-10 f*: AWG 20-10 a* AWG 20-10 (d<2.8 mm) | e*: AWG 20-10 f*: AWG 20-10 a* AWG 20-10 (d<2.8 mm) | e*: AWG 24-16 f*: AWG 24-16 a* AWG 24-16 (d<1.6 mm) |
Strip length | 7 mm / 0.28 inch | 7 mm / 0.28 inch | 7 mm / 0.28 inch |
Screwdriver | 3.5 mm slotted screwdriver or Phillips No 1 | ||
e* = solid single wire
f* = stranded wire
a* = with ferrule
Wiring instructions:
- Use suitable copper cables that are designed for at least the following operating temperatures:
+60 °C for ambient temperatures up to +45 °C,
+75 °C for ambient temperatures up to +60 °C, and
+90 °C for ambient temperatures up to +70 °C. - Observe the national installation rules and regulations!
- Make sure that all single wires of a strand are connected to the terminal!
- Unused terminals should be tightened firmly.
- Ferrules are permitted.
Daisy chaining of outputs
Daisy chaining (jumping from one DC/DC converter output to the next) is permitted as long as the average output current through a connector pin does not exceed 25 A. If the current is higher, use a separate distribution terminal block.
Fig.11: Daisy chaining of outputs; Using distribution terminals