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Curtis Industries EPX7 Terminal Block Series E
Curtis Industries' EPX-7 terminal blocks are designed for electronic control and low-power circuit applications, offering a compact and versatile solution. Constructed with durable phenolic or thermoplastic material, these blocks feature a barrier-type design and provide flexibility with both external and internal terminal options. The inclusion of .020" standoffs simplifies cleaning after soldering, enhancing the overall usability. Recognized under UL standards, these terminal blocks are suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, from general electronic control to commercial appliance usage.
Curtis Industries EPX7 Terminal Block Series E Specifications:
- Compact Design: Suited for electronic control and low power circuit applications up to 15 amps/300 volts.
- Feed-Thru Connection: One thru 22 terminals on 3/8" center-to-center spacing.
- Material: Phenolic Polyphenylene Oxide
- Center-to-Center Spacing: 3/8" (9.52mm)
- Continuous Use Temperature: 150°C (302°F) / 110°C (230°F)
- Flammability Rating: 94V-0
- Wire Range: UL recognized for No. 22AWG to No. 16AWG
- Voltage Rating: UL & CSA - 150 volts (General Industrial) / 250 volts (Commercial Appliance)
- Current Rating: 15 amps (UL)
- Terminal Material: Tin-plated brass with brass clips
- Tightening Torque (Wire Binding Screw): 12 in.-lb
- Tightening Torque (Wire Clamp): 20 in.-lb
- Breakdown Voltage (Terminal-Terminal): 5,400V Typ.
- Breakdown Voltage (Terminal-Ground): 7,400V Typ.
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Curtis Industries