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Value Brand 8 Pole 2 Row Terminal Strip 20 A 300 V 12 AWG
Eight-pole, two-row barrier strip rated 20 A at 300 V for 12 AWG wiring
- Engine BrandZORO SELECT
- 8-pole dual-row layout handles multiple circuits in one compact block
- 20 A rating at 300 V supports standard industrial control wiring
- Accepts 22–12 AWG wire for flexible field connections
- Phenolic housing resists heat and tracking in demanding panels
- Compact 4.31 × 1.12 × 0.59 in footprint fits tight DIN-rail spaces
8-Pole Barrier Terminal Strip
This ZORO SELECT terminal strip provides eight poles in a two-row barrier configuration. It accepts wire sizes from 22 AWG up to 12 AWG and is rated for 20 A at 300 V AC. The phenolic housing measures 4.31 in long, 1.12 in wide and 0.59 in high.
For panel builders and maintenance crews
It suits installers wiring control panels, machinery or distribution blocks where a compact 8-pole layout is required. It is not for applications needing a protective cover, higher current capacity or voltage ratings above 300 V AC. Buyers needing more poles or different centre spacing should look at other models.
Screw-terminal 20 A 300 V rating
The 20 A and 300 V AC ratings determine whether this strip matches the circuit load and insulation class. Verify your wire gauge falls within the 22–12 AWG range and that the 7/16 in centre spacing fits your panel layout before purchasing.
Highlights
- 8-pole dual-row layout handles multiple circuits in one compact block
- 20 A rating at 300 V supports standard industrial control wiring
- Accepts 22–12 AWG wire for flexible field connections
- Phenolic housing resists heat and tracking in demanding panels
- Compact 4.31 × 1.12 × 0.59 in footprint fits tight DIN-rail spaces
Specifications
| Engine Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What mounting space does the 4.31 in long by 1.12 in wide phenolic housing need?
The terminal strip measures 4.31 in overall length, 1.12 in overall width and 0.59 in overall height, so allow at least that footprint on the panel or DIN rail.
How do I wire the 8 screw terminals for 12 AWG maximum wire, and what step is often missed?
Strip each conductor to the recommended length, insert into the barrier terminals and tighten the screws to the specified torque; the step often missed is verifying that no stray strands bridge adjacent poles.
When should I plan to replace this 20 A 300 V barrier strip?
Replace the strip if the phenolic housing shows cracking, discoloration or carbon tracking, if any screw terminal becomes loose despite proper torque, or after a sustained over-current event that exceeds the 20 A rating.
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