Phoenix Contact PTCB Overcurrent Protection

Phoenix Contact PTCB Overcurrent Protection

Aug 16, 2020

With an adjustable range of 1 to 8 A, Phoenix Contact’s new, single-channel, electronic PTCB overcurrent protection is the perfect solution for protecting your critical loads. The ability to bridge the PTCB to our CLIPLINE complete terminal block portfolio makes it uniquely flexible for distributing power in a dense footprint—at just 6-mm wide. The line includes programmable versions enabling them to cover a wide range of applications with a single part number.

 Bridgeable with CLIPLINE terminal block series
 UL Listed as NEC Class 2 device
 Slim overall width at just 6 mm
 Integrated local and remote status indication
 Individually adjustable, from 1 through 8
 Fixed nominal current variants with 2, 4, and 6 A

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