Small-Pitch Blocks Have New Wire Orientation Feature

Designed for use on circuit boards, LM series of 3.50-mm pitch terminal blocks with 135° wire orientation augments previously announced 90° versions. Permitting high-density interconnections, the LM 3.50/135 blocks occupy about 45% less
Sept. 1, 1998
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Designed for use on circuit boards, LM series of 3.50-mm pitch terminal blocks with 135° wire orientation augments previously announced 90° versions. Permitting high-density interconnections, the LM 3.50/135 blocks occupy about 45% less board space compared with conventional 5/5.08 mm pitch blocks. And they meet UL, CSA and VDE standards with UL ratings of 300V, 10A for 22 to 14 AWG wire.

Company: WEIDMULLER INC.

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