The most recent advancement from Phoenix Contact, the Push-X technology, is poised to revolutionize the wiring process and increase efficiency. This innovative system is specifically designed to accommodate all types of conductors, including rigid or flexible conductors, with or without ferrules.
The Push-X technology is equipped with a pre-tensioned spring that ensures a secure and gas-tight connection for the conductors. This feature enables the connection of even the smallest flexible conductors without the need for any tools. A notable advantage of this new technology is its one-handed operation feature. The orange actuating push button, clearly marked with an X, indicates whether a conductor is connected through its force-guided position. Releasing a connected conductor is a simple task of returning the actuating push button to its original position using any tool. The spring then locks back in the end position, readying the terminal point for the next conductor connection.
The Push-X product portfolio encompasses a range of feed-through and multi-conductor terminal blocks, such as the XT terminal blocks with a conductor cross-section of 0.5 to 4 mm² and the XTV terminal blocks with lateral conductor connection and a conductor cross-section of up to 25 mm².
This new product family is integrated into the well-established Clipline complete system from Phoenix Contact, allowing for the use of uniform accessories and ultimately reducing costs. Furthermore, transitioning to terminal blocks with Push-X connection is a straightforward process.
For further information about the Push-X technology, individuals may contact Phoenix Contact Ltd directly at their office in Halesfield, Telford, Shropshire. They can be reached by telephone at 0845 881 2222 or by email at [email protected]. Alternatively, individuals can access their website at https://www.phoenixcontact.co.uk for additional information.
In conclusion, the Push-X technology from Phoenix Contact Ltd is positioned to streamline the wiring process and save substantial time for users. With its innovative features and compatibility with various conductor types, this new technology is a worthwhile consideration for those seeking to enhance operational efficiency.
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