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Value Brand 12 Pole 2 Row 20 A 300 V 12 AWG industrial power supply
A 12-pole, two-row barrier strip rated for 20 A at 300 V with 12 AWG screw terminals
- Engine BrandZoro Select
- 12-pole dual-row layout distributes power across 12 circuits
- 20 A rating supports continuous 20 A loads per pole
- Accepts 12 AWG maximum wire for secure high-current connections
- 300 V AC insulation withstands industrial control voltages
- Nylon 6/6 housing resists heat and chemical exposure
12-pole barrier strip for industrial wiring
The Zoro Select barrier strip provides 12 poles in a two-row layout rated for 20 A at 300 V. It accepts wire from 22 AWG up to 12 AWG and uses screw terminals for secure connections. The nylon 6/6 housing measures 3.83 in long, 0.68 in wide and 0.58 in high. This component suits control panels and power distribution blocks in industrial environments.
Passive component with no active cooling
As a passive terminal block the strip generates no noise and draws no power itself. Heat dissipation depends entirely on the current carried by the connected conductors and the surrounding enclosure airflow. The 20 A rating applies when wiring is sized correctly and terminations are tightened to specification. No fan, radiator or active thermal management is present or required.
Supplied as a bare barrier strip
No cover is included with the strip, so installers must provide their own insulation or guarding where codes require it. The natural-coloured nylon housing is the only hardware supplied; no mounting screws, jumpers or labelling accessories are bundled. Users should verify that the 5/16 in centre spacing matches their panel layout before ordering.
Highlights
- 12-pole dual-row layout distributes power across 12 circuits
- 20 A rating supports continuous 20 A loads per pole
- Accepts 12 AWG maximum wire for secure high-current connections
- 300 V AC insulation withstands industrial control voltages
- Nylon 6/6 housing resists heat and chemical exposure
Specifications
| Engine Brand | Zoro Select |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 12-pole barrier strip and what step is often missed?
Mount the strip, strip wires to the correct length for 12 AWG maximum, insert each conductor into its pole, and tighten every screw terminal securely; the step often missed is confirming all 12 screws are fully torqued so no loose connection remains.
What maintenance or replacement will the barrier strip need later?
Periodically inspect the nylon 6/6 housing for cracks or discolouration and check each screw terminal for corrosion or loosening; replace the strip if any pole shows heat damage or the housing becomes brittle.
What limit appears first when the strip runs at 20 A continuously?
The 300 V rating and 20 A current limit define the electrical ceiling; sustained 20 A load will cause terminal heating before the nylon housing reaches its thermal limit, so monitor screw temperature during prolonged use.
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