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Value Brand 12-Pole 2-Row Barrier Strip 35A 300V 10AWG
A 12-pole, two-row barrier strip rated for 35 A at 300 V and accepting wire from 22 to 10 AWG
- Engine BrandZORO SELECT
- 12-pole dual-row layout simplifies multi-circuit wiring
- 35 A / 300 V rating handles demanding power distribution
- Accepts 22–10 AWG wire for flexible connections
- Nylon 6/6 housing resists heat and impact
- Compact 5.61 × 0.95 × 0.75 in footprint saves panel space
12-Pole 2-Row Barrier Strip
This barrier strip provides twelve screw terminals arranged in two rows for power distribution wiring. It accepts conductors from 22 AWG up to 10 AWG and is rated for 35 amps at 300 volts AC. The housing is moulded from natural Nylon 6/6 with a centre spacing of 15/32 inch. No cover is included with the strip.
Suits panel builders and maintenance electricians
Installers who need a compact, screw-terminal block for control panels or machinery wiring will find the 12-pole layout convenient. Users requiring a protective cover, a different pole count or a higher voltage rating should select an alternative terminal block. The strip is not designed for plug-in or spring-clamp connections.
Handles up to 35 A with 10 AWG wire
The terminals comfortably carry 35 amps when terminated with 10 AWG conductors, giving headroom for typical industrial control circuits. At the minimum 22 AWG wire size the current capacity is reduced accordingly. The 300 volt rating limits use to low-voltage power distribution; higher voltage systems need a differently rated block.
Highlights
- 12-pole dual-row layout simplifies multi-circuit wiring
- 35 A / 300 V rating handles demanding power distribution
- Accepts 22–10 AWG wire for flexible connections
- Nylon 6/6 housing resists heat and impact
- Compact 5.61 × 0.95 × 0.75 in footprint saves panel space
Specifications
| Engine Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What wire gauges can I connect to the 12-pole barrier strip?
The strip accepts solid or stranded wire from 22 AWG up to 10 AWG, matching the 35 A, 300 V rating printed on the housing.
Will the 15/32 in centre spacing fit the DIN-rail blocks I already use?
The 15/32 in pitch is a common industrial standard, so most DIN-rail power distribution blocks with the same spacing will align without adapters.
How do I verify the strip is carrying its rated 35 A safely after wiring?
Check that all screw terminals are torqued firmly, the nylon 6/6 housing shows no discoloration, and the voltage drop across each pole stays low under load.
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