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Value Brand Industrial Power Supply 14 Pole 2 Row 15 A 300 V 14 AWG Screw
A 14-pole, two-row barrier terminal strip rated for 15 A and 300 V with screw connections for 14 AWG wire
- Engine BrandZORO SELECT
- 14-pole dual-row layout handles multi-circuit wiring
- 15 A rating supports standard industrial loads
- 300 V AC capacity suits control-panel voltage levels
- 14 AWG maximum wire gauge accepts common field conductors
- Phenolic housing resists heat and tracking in harsh environments
14-Pole Terminal Strip for Power Distribution
This 14-pole, two-row barrier terminal strip handles 15 A at 300 V AC. It accepts wire from 22 AWG up to 14 AWG under screw terminals. The phenolic housing measures 5.93 in long, 0.89 in wide and 0.45 in high. It is built for industrial power-distribution blocks.
Fits Standard Barrier-Style Blocks
The strip mounts directly onto compatible power-distribution blocks with 3/8 in centre spacing. Screw terminals secure each conductor without special tooling. No cover is included, so the wiring remains accessible for inspection or changes. The phenolic body resists heat and tracking in panels.
Replaces Worn or Undersized Strips
Use this when an existing strip shows heat damage, cracked phenolic or loose terminals. It also upgrades from lower-pole-count or lower-amperage strips that no longer meet circuit needs. Not suited for applications requiring more than 14 poles, higher than 15 A, or voltages above 300 V AC.
Highlights
- 14-pole dual-row layout handles multi-circuit wiring
- 15 A rating supports standard industrial loads
- 300 V AC capacity suits control-panel voltage levels
- 14 AWG maximum wire gauge accepts common field conductors
- Phenolic housing resists heat and tracking in harsh environments
Specifications
| Engine Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum current the 14-pole terminal strip can carry continuously?
The strip is rated for 15 A per pole, so each circuit can handle that current continuously.
How much heat does the phenolic housing dissipate when all poles run at 15 A all day?
The phenolic housing operates within its 300 V, 15 A rating without forced cooling under normal ambient conditions.
What wire gauges must I have on hand to terminate every pole?
You need wire between 22 AWG and 14 AWG to fit the screw terminals on all 14 poles.
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