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Phoenix Contact part number 3069869 is a PTRE series test terminal strip designed for electrical circuit monitoring and safety testing. It features a nominal voltage rating of 400 V and supports a rated cross-section range from 20 AWG to 8 AWG. The unit provides 20 positions with a total of 40 connections, utilizing a push-in connection method for secure wiring. This component serves as a dedicated tool accessory within the Phoenix Contact ecosystem, facilitating precise measurement access in industrial control panels.
Verify the specific PTRE series designation when sourcing this item. Confirm that the push-in connection mechanism aligns with your existing wiring infrastructure requirements. Ensure compatibility with the 400 V nominal voltage environment. Cross-reference the 20-position configuration against your panel layout needs before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this component when integrated test points are required directly within the terminal block assembly. The push-in interface offers an alternative to screw terminals for faster termination. Consider the 20-position capacity relative to your circuit density. Ensure the 8 AWG maximum wire size meets your conductor specifications.
This component belongs to the PTRE series of test terminal strips manufactured by Phoenix Contact. These units are specialized accessories intended for use alongside standard terminal blocks to provide safe and accessible test points. The series is engineered for industrial environments requiring reliable electrical connections and standardized testing interfaces.
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