PHOENIX CONTACT PT 16-TWIN Feed Through Terminal Block Instruction Manual
- July 26, 2024
- PHOENIX CONTACT
Table of Contents
- Installation instructions Increased safety “e”
- Installation and connection
- For further information, see page 2
- Technical data
- Attestation of Conformity
- Valid certificates / EU type test certificates and examination
- Safety notes
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Installation notes for electrically skilled persons
Feed-through terminal block with push-in connection for use in potentially
explosive areas
The terminal block is designed for connecting and joining copper conductors in
wiring spaces with “eb” and “ec” types of protection.
Installation instructions Increased safety “e”
The terminal block must be installed in a housing which is suitable for the
type of protection. Depending on the type of protection, the housing must meet
the following requirements:
– Flammable gases: IEC/EN 60079-0 and IEC/EN 60079-7
– Combustible dust: IEC/EN 60079-0 and IEC/EN 60079-31
When arranging terminal blocks of other series and sizes, as well as other
certified components in rows, ensure that the required air clearances and
creepage distances are observed.
You may install the terminal block in equipment with temperature class T6
(e.g. branch or junction boxes). The rated values must be adhered to. The
ambient temperature at the installation position may not exceed +40°C. The
terminal block may also be installed in equipment with temperature classes T1
to T5. For applications in temperature classes T1 to T4, ensure compliance
with the highest permissible operating temperature at the insulating parts
(see Technical Data, “Installation temperature range”).
Installation and connection
2.1 Installation on the DIN rail
Snap the terminal blocks in place on a corresponding DIN rail. For optical or
electrical isolation, you can insert partition plates or covers between the
terminal blocks. If the terminal blocks are arranged in rows, fit the
corresponding cover on the end terminal with the open half of the housing. To
arrange terminal block types of non-identical design in rows you can mount a
spacer plate on the closed termi- nal side. If the terminal strip is not
protected against twisting, slipping, or moving by other certified components,
it must be fastened in place on both sides using one of the specified end
brackets (see accessories). Observe the accompanying exam- ple/examples when
installing the accessories. (**[2]**
)
Note: When fixing terminal blocks with other certified components, ensure
that the required air clearances and creepage distances are observed.
2.2 Use of bridges
To form terminal block groups with the same potential, connect the desired
number of positions. To do so, push a plug-in bridge (FBS…) into the function
shaft of the terminal block as far as it will go. Terminal blocks with a
double function shaft can be used in the same way to implement flexible chain
or skip bridging.
NOTE: Observe the maximum rated currents when using jumpers (see
technical data)!
2.3 Use of reducing bridges
The technical data for the use of reducing bridges ( RB . . .) is available on
request.
2.4 Connecting the conductors
Strip the conductors to the specified length (see technical data). Flexible
conductors can be fitted with ferrules. Crimp the ferrules using crimping
pliers and make sure that the test requirements according to DIN 46228 Part 4
are met. The length of the copper ferrules must match the specified conductor
stripping length. Rigid or flexible conductors with ferrules can be connected
directly without using tools. Insert the conductor as far as it will go into
the connection opening of the terminal block. With small conductor cross-
sections and flexible conductors without ferrules, you must open the terminal
point before inserting the conductor. To do so, push the integrated actuating
push button down using a bladed screwdriver (for recommended tools, see
accessories).
For further information, see page 2
Certificate of conformity
Valid certificates / EU type test certificates and examination certificates
Reference to the general safety notes
Technical data
Technical data|
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Marking on the product| II 2 GD Exeb IIC Gb
Operating temperature range| – 60 °C .. . 110 °C
Rated insulation voltage| 500 V
Rated voltage| 500 V
– for bridging with bridge| 500 V
Temperature increase| 40K (65,5 A / 16 mm²)
Contact resistance| 0,31 mΩ
Rated current| 65 ,5 A
Maximum load current| 78 A
Connection capacity|
Rated cross section| 16 mm² // AWG 6
Connection capacity rigid| 0,5 mm² … 25 mm² // AWG 20 – 4
Connection capacity flexible| 0,5 mm² … 16 mm² // AWG 20 – 6
Stripping length| 18 mm … 2 0 mm
Accessories / Type / Item No.|
End cover /D-PT 16-TWIN N / 3208799|
Screwdriver / SZF 1-0,6X3,5 / 1204517|
End bracket / CLIPFIX 35-5 / 3022276|
End bracket / CLIPFIX 35 / 3022218|
Plug-in bridge /FBS 2-12 / 3005950| 60,5 A / 16 mm²
Additional information
Attestation of Conformity
You will find the attestation of conformity in the download area under the
category Manufacturer’s Declaration.
The following notified bodies certify compliance with the respective
applicable directives:
Eurofins Electric & Electronic Product Testing AG [1258] Eurofins E & E
Product CML Ltd [2503]
Valid certificates / EU type test certificates and examination
certificates
Approvals| Country / region| Notified body / approval body| Certificate no. /
file no.
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ATEX| Europe| Eurofins Electric & Electronic Product Testing AG| SEV 13 ATEX
0159 U
IECEx| Intemational| Eurofins Electric & Electronic Product Testing AG| IECEx
SEV 13.0005 U
CCC| China| SITiiAs| 2020322313000631
UKEX| United Kingdom| Eurofins E & E CML Ltd| CML 22UKEX1224U
Safety notes
NOTE: Observe the general safety notes. These are available in the
download area in the ‘Safety notes’ category.
Document valid for all color versions!
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