Terminal Blocks with Push-X Technology from Phoenix Contact

August 17, 2022

Push-X Technology
  • maXimum diversity – Push-X allows rigid and flexible conductors to be wired with or without ferrules.
  • fiXed – Push-X offers high conductor pull-out forces despite the minimum effort required for wiring.
  • eXact – High clarity thanks to lateral conductor routing and large-area marking grooves.
  • eXtreme easy – Push-X offers fast, direct and virtually force-free conductor connection.
  • Find out more about Push-X here https://phoe.co/push-x
Terminal blocks with Push-X technology

Now available: The newest milestone in connection technology. Cross into the next dimension of connecting with Push-X terminal blocks. A simple push completes connections for simple, effortless terminations that will save both time and effort.

Products mentioned:

Terminal blocks with Push-x technology: https://www.phoenixcontact.com/push-x

Feed-through terminal block – XTV 6: https://www.phoenixcontact.com/en-us/products/feed-through-terminal-block-xtv-6-1329493

Feed-through terminal block – XTV 10: https://www.phoenixcontact.com/en-us/products/feed-through-terminal-block-xtv-10-1329547

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