Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric NSYTRV42BL Terminal Block 30 A 1000 V Blue
A blue DIN-rail terminal block with screw-clamp pass-through connections rated for 30 A at 1000 V, accepting 26-10 AWG copper wire
- Engine BrandSCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
- Pass-through design simplifies wiring
- 30 A rating supports heavy loads
- 1000 V insulation handles high voltage
- Screw clamp fits 26–10 AWG copper
- DIN rail mount saves panel space
30 A DIN Rail Terminal Block
The Schneider Electric NSYTRV42BL is a blue pass-through terminal block rated for 30 A at 1 000 V. It mounts on standard DIN rail and uses screw-clamp connections for solid or stranded copper conductors. The two-tier, single-pole housing measures 1.88 in deep by 1.88 in long by 0.24 in wide.
Wire Gauge and Rail Compatibility
Verify that your conductors fall between 26 AWG and 10 AWG before ordering. The block accepts only copper wire and requires a DIN rail mounting surface. No circuit protection is built into the unit itself.
Thermal and Power Characteristics
Rated current of 30 A at 1 000 V defines the thermal limit in normal use. The screw-clamp design maintains low contact resistance without active cooling. No fan or moving parts are present, so operation is silent.
Highlights
- Pass-through design simplifies wiring
- 30 A rating supports heavy loads
- 1000 V insulation handles high voltage
- Screw clamp fits 26–10 AWG copper
- DIN rail mount saves panel space
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy DIN rail or end brackets separately?
The terminal block is supplied as a single unit; DIN rail and end brackets are not included and must be purchased separately.
The part number ends in 42 — does that indicate a different pole count or wire range than other variants?
The 42 suffix is the manufacturer's catalogue reference for this specific 1-pole, 2-tier pass-through block rated 30 A with a 26–10 AWG wire range.
With a 30 A rating at 1 000 V, what cross-section should I plan for in a typical cabinet?
The block accepts solid or stranded copper conductors from 26 AWG up to 10 AWG; choose the conductor size that matches your load and local code requirements.
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