Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric NSYTRV22 Terminal Block 2.5mm² 24A 1000V Grey
Passthrough terminal block for 2.5 mm² wiring, rated 24 A at 1000 V with screw-clamp connections and multi-standard certification
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- Secure 24 A rated current per IEC 60947-7-1
- Withstands 1000 V operational voltage to EN/IEC 60947-7-1
- Operates from -40 °C to 130 °C per IEC 60216-1
- Certified to ATEX, CSA, cURus, DNV, GL, LR, VDE, IEC-Ex, EAC
- Clip-on mounting fits Prisma, Spacial, Kaedra, TeSys enclosures
Terminal block for 2.5 mm² wiring
This Schneider Electric NSYTRV22 terminal block uses screw-clamp passthrough technology for 2.5 mm² nominal cross-section conductors. It mounts by clip-on and provides single-level 1x1 screw terminals for connection and disconnection with a screwdriver. The grey unit suits industrial control panels and enclosure builds.
Rated 24 A continuous under IEC standards
The block carries 24 A to EN/IEC 60947-7-1, 20 A to CSA/cURus and 22 A to ATEX Exe II Ex II 2 GD. Operational voltage ratings are 1000 V to EN/IEC 60947-7-1, 690 V to ATEX and 600 V to CSA/cURus. Ambient operating temperature spans -40 °C to 130 °C per IEC 60216-1 and VDE 0304-T21.
Verify enclosure compatibility and certifications
Compatible enclosures include Prisma G, Prisma P, Pragma, Prisma PH, Prisma Pack, Spacial, Kaedra and TeSys. The block holds multi-standard certification covering ATEX, CSA, cURus, DNV, GL, LR, VDE, IEC-Ex and EAC. Buyers needing different cross-sections, pole counts or push-in connection should select an alternative model.
Highlights
- Secure 24 A rated current per IEC 60947-7-1
- Withstands 1000 V operational voltage to EN/IEC 60947-7-1
- Operates from -40 °C to 130 °C per IEC 60216-1
- Certified to ATEX, CSA, cURus, DNV, GL, LR, VDE, IEC-Ex, EAC
- Clip-on mounting fits Prisma, Spacial, Kaedra, TeSys enclosures
Specifications
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