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The WAGO 830-700/000-226 is a two-pole, lever-operated feed-through terminal block from the 830 series. It features a push-in CAGE CLAMP® connection technology designed for rigid and flexible conductors with or without ferrules. The unit has a nominal cross-section of 16 mm² and supports wire sizes ranging from 0.5 mm² to 16 mm² (AWG 20 to 4). With a pitch of 7.62 mm, it accommodates currents up to 80 A at 1000 V. The housing is light gray UL94V-0 rated polyamide, ensuring robust insulation and mechanical stability in industrial environments.
Verify the specific suffix /000-226 against official WAGO documentation to confirm color coding and packaging details. Ensure compatibility with existing DIN rail mounting systems. Cross-reference technical specifications with current datasheets to validate electrical ratings before integration into designs.
Select this model for applications requiring high current capacity and rapid installation. The 7.62 mm pitch suits standard power distribution needs. Consider the lever operation for maintenance-heavy environments where frequent disconnection is required. Verify space constraints within the enclosure relative to the component's height and width dimensions.
This component belongs to the 830 series of lever-operated feed-through terminals. It complements other components in the WAGO 830 family, offering standardized connectivity solutions. The series is widely used in sectors demanding reliable electrical connections under varying environmental conditions.
Direct substitutes include other WAGO 830 series models with identical pitch and current ratings. Check for equivalent lever-operated feed-through terminals from other manufacturers if supply chain constraints exist, ensuring matching voltage and current specifications.

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