Mersen
Mersen MPDB69113 Power Distribution Block 3 Pole 760 A 1000 V
Three-pole open power distribution block rated 760 A at 1000 V with two line and twelve load connections per pole
- Engine BrandMERSEN
- Handles heavy loads with 760 A copper rating
- Fits three-phase systems using 3-pole configuration
- Works up to 1000 V AC/DC for industrial voltage
- Accepts 12 load connections per pole from 14 to 4 AWG
- Surface-mount design measures 5.7 in long by 7.89 in wide
3-Pole 760 A Power Distribution Block
The Mersen MPDB69113 is an open-type power distribution block rated for 760 A with copper conductors at 1,000 V AC/DC. It provides three poles for industrial power distribution in surface-mount installations. Electrical contractors and panel builders use it to consolidate multiple load circuits from a single line feed.
Two line and twelve load connections per pole
Each pole accepts two line conductors ranging from 4 AWG to 500 kcmil copper and twelve load conductors from 14 AWG to 4 AWG copper. The block is specified for aluminum conductor material compatibility. Surface-mount dimensions are 5.7 in length, 7.89 in width and 3.55 in depth.
760 A copper rating at 1,000 V
The decisive specification is the 760 A maximum current with copper conductors at 1,000 V AC/DC. Buyers needing higher ampacity or a different pole count must select another block. The part carries no enclosed housing or integral overcurrent protection.
Highlights
- Handles heavy loads with 760 A copper rating
- Fits three-phase systems using 3-pole configuration
- Works up to 1000 V AC/DC for industrial voltage
- Accepts 12 load connections per pole from 14 to 4 AWG
- Surface-mount design measures 5.7 in long by 7.89 in wide
Specifications
| Engine Brand | MERSEN |
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Questions about this item
How do I pick the right pole count for my three-phase panel?
This block has three poles rated at 760 A and 1000 V, matching standard three-phase distribution.
What does the 760 A rating mean when the block is installed in a cabinet?
It is the maximum continuous current per pole with copper conductors up to 500 kcmil, assuming proper torque and ventilation.
Which conductor standard does the 1000 V AC/DC rating follow, and what does it limit?
The 1000 V AC/DC rating sets the maximum working voltage for both line and load sides across all three poles.
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