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Connection Technology for Lighting and Electrical Equipment WAGO Registered Trademarks ® ® CAGE CLAMP WAGO ® ® CAGE CLAMP @ X-COM ® POWER CAGE CLAMP X-COM @ ® ® FIT CLAMP JUMPFLEX ® ® PUSH WIRE TO-PASS ® ® TOPJOB ProServe ® ® TOPJOB @ EPSITRON ® ® WINSTA picoMAX WAGO trademarks are brand names or territorial registered marks of WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG WAGO Full Line Catalogs Volume 1, Rail-Mounted Terminal Block Systems • Rail-Mounted Terminal Blocks • Modular Connectors (X-COM®-SYSTEM and X-COM®S-SYSTEM) • Patchboard Systems • Terminal Strips • PUSH WIRE® Connectors for Junction Boxes • Lighting Connectors • Shield Connecting System Volume 2, Connectors and PCB Terminal Blocks • PCB Terminal Blocks • Feedthrough Terminal Blocks • MULTI CONNECTION SYSTEM (MCS) • Pluggable PCB Terminal Blocks • Specialty Connectors Volume 3, AUTOMATION •IP20 Modular I/O-SYSTEM •Radio Technology, TO-PASS® Telecontrol Technology •Industrial Switches, PERSPECTO® •IP67 Modular I/O-SYSTEM, IP67 Block I/O-SYSTEM •IP67 Sensor/Actuator Boxes, IP67 Cables and Connectors •Power Supplies Volume 4, INTERFACE ELECTRONIC • Relays – Optocouplers – Specialty Functions • Interface Modules • Transducers • Power Supplies • Overvoltage Protection • Wireless Technology • Empty Housings and DIN-Rail Mount Carriers Volume 5, WINSTA® – The Pluggable Connection System •WINSTA® MINI – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® MINI special – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® MIDI – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® MIDI special – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® MAXI – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® RD – Cable Assemblies •WINSTA® KNX – Pluggable Connectors •WINSTA® IDC – Flat Cables Operation of WAGO Connection Technologies* The universal connection with “@PECIAL” Handling: ! - Open clamping unit - Insert the conductor - Release clamp – done! - T erminate both solid and ferruled conductors by simply pushing them in – no operating tool needed. The universal connection for solid, stranded and fne-stranded conductors " Handling: - Open clamping unit - Insert the conductor - Release clamp – done! The universal connection for conductors larger than 6 AWG (16 mm2) Handling: ' - O pen clamping unit by turning appropriate hex wrench, or operating tool, counter-clockwise. - P ress integrated latch to open clamping unit for hands-free wiring. - Insert conductor until it hits backstop. - A small, counter-clockwise rotation closes the clamp, securing conductor. Insulation Displacement Connection (IDC) Handling: % Push unstripped conductor into the IDC contact using an operating tool. PUSH WIRE® connection for solid and stranded conductors (depending on model used) $ Handling: Tool-free, twist-free terminations for solid and rigid stranded conductors – simply push into unit. * Please follow applicable product instructions for product-specifc handling. Connection Technology for CONTENTS Lighting and Electrical Equipment Power Supply Connectors for Lighting and Equipment 10 – 37 272, 293, 294, 862 Series 1 Lighting Connectors – Linect® 38 – 57 294 Series Linect® Pluggable Connectors – Linect® 2 770 Series WINSTA® - The Pluggable Connection System 58 – 241 MINI, MIDI, KNX 3 Pluggable Lighting Connectors 242 – 265 267, 272, 277, 873 Series 4 MCS – MULTI CONNECTION SYSTEM 266 – 367 MICRO, MINI, MIDI 5 PCB Terminal Blocks 368 – 449 235, 236, 250, 251, 253, 256, 735, 744, 804, 805, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2080, 2081 Series 6 Installation Connectors 450 – 469 221, 222, 224, 243, 273, 773, 2273 Series 7 Terminal Strips for Panel Mounting 470 – 489 260, 261, 264, 869 Series Rail-Mounted Terminal Blocks 8 2002, 2003 Series Accessories 490 –515 Tools, Testing Accessories, “Alu-Plus” Contact Paste Marking, Mounting Accessories 9 Technical Section 516 – 545 Electrical Engineering Laboratory, Technical Information, Approvals - User Guide , 10 V I tem Number Index, WAGO Addresses WAGO Lighting Technology Today, modern lighting technology bridges the gap With innovative products, WAGO creates new between well-being and economical operation, with- connection technologies for artifcial lighting – via out excluding aesthetics. Thereby, advanced con- industry-proven, tool-free and maintenance-free nection technologies are an important part of every CAGE CLAMP® technology. They also provide add- light. Ingeniously designed, they guarantee fast and ed value through cost-efectiveness and high quality reliable electrical connection, as well as trouble-free standard, achieved by WAGO via certifed manu- operation over the entire lifetime of the lights. facturing processes according to DIN ISO 9001. Skillfully set up lighting scenes with WAGO: e.g., when installing technical lights, electronic control gears, LED modules (which will become increas- ingly signifcant in the future), or custom solutions for luminaire trunking systems. You, too, can beneft from well-established connection systems, that are not only preferred as standard by leading manu- facturers, but also by planners, electrical installers, system engineers and operators. Highlights in Connection Technology WAGO provides you with the right connection technology for every lighting application Luminaire trunking systems Luminaire trunking systems provide maximum adaptability and numerous combination possibilities. Technical lights Due to highly diverse mounting and lighting types, these lights provide optimum illumination of entrance areas and walkways. Residential luminaires Residential luminaires ofer a wide range of deco- rative interior lights – suitable for every housing situation and style. Electronic ballasts (ECGs) WAGO provides the right connection technology for integrated or independent electronic ballasts (ECGs). Light management Residential and commercial buildings account for more than 40% of total energy consumption. Building automation contributes to considerable gains in ”energy-efciency.“ LED LED technology opens up new possibilities for designing LED lights. Linect® The universal lighting connection system features the standardized Linect® interface that can be used by any lighting manufacturer worldwide. Over 50 Years of Innovations Since its establishment in 1951, WAGO has been Now, WAGO is the leading specialist of Spring pioneering innovative connection systems in electrical Pressure Termination Technology and is providing engineering and electronics. The idea for a screw- components for automation technology. In 1977, the less termination system was born in 1951; the frst success story of the CAGE CLAMP® began – “vibra- terminal blocks with spring clamp termination tech- tion-proof, fast and maintenance-free connections.” nology were presented at the Hanover Fair the same Safe operation for countless devices, systems and year. installation depends on the unconditional reliability of our products. Precisely designed and manufactured, spring-loaded connections not only guarantee a faster and easier connection, but also ofer a higher safety level since the contact quality is largely independent of operator skill. 1951 1974 1977 1998 2001 The frst WAGO WAGO PUSH Rail-mounted terminal POWER WINSTA® – spring clamp WIRE® Connector blocks with CAGE CLAMP® CAGE CLAMP® The Connection System for Junction Boxes ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTIONS AUTOMATION 1985 1995 2005 Pluggable electronic functions WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM, IP20 WAGO SPEEDWAY 767, on rail-mounted terminal blocks modular I/O-SYSTEM, IP67 Recognized and Approved Worldwide 2003 2004 2009 2010 TOPJOB®S Rail-Mounted Compact splicing con- X-COM® S PUSH WIRE® Terminal Blocks nectors for all conductor Connector for types Junction Boxes, 2273 Series 2006 2008 2010 WAGO JUMPFLEX® TO-PASS® – Scalable Tele- PERSPECTO® Transducers and Pluggable Relay control Technology Touch and Control Panels Modules From Pioneer to Leader When the frst terminal blocks with spring clamp ter- blocks from 28 to 6 AWG (0.08–6mm²). With mination technology debuted at the Hanover Fair numerous developments – from the Suprafx in 1951, it represented a signifcant advancement in banana plug product family up to the frst range of manufacturing. At the time, manufacturing terminal rail-mounted terminal blocks for conductors up to blocks was not possible because the carbon steel 6 AWG (16mm²) – WAGO has frmly established of the time did not meet the high quality require- itself as an innovator. ments With this reputation and WAGO’s slogan “vibration- However, WAGO was quite active in the years proof, fast and maintenance-free,” CAGE CLAMP®, leading up to the 1977 debut of the frst series which was superior to all previous connection of CAGE CLAMP®-equipped rail-mount terminal technologies, has become a worldwide industrial standard. 53 billion clamps 1977 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 Number of spring clamps for terminal blocks and connectors produced to date Today, CAGE CLAMP® technology has several CAGE CLAMP (1998) for a rated cross section up imitators, yet it remains unmatched. Again WAGO to 4/0 AWG (95mm²). Furthermore, fgures speak is setting new standards with further develop- for themselves: More than 53 billion spring clamps ments, such as CAGE CLAMP® Compact (1996) have been sold worldwide and, every day, millions for ultra-compact applications or WAGO POWER of clamps are added to that number.

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