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Phoenix Contact 3969915
Test Terminal Strip RSCWE 6-3/11
Product Description
The Test Terminal Strip RSCWE 6-3/11 is engineered for a nominal voltage of 400 V, making it suitable for various electrical applications. It employs a ring cable lug connection method, ensuring secure and reliable connectivity. This terminal strip features a single level design and supports a rated cross section of 6 mm², which facilitates efficient current handling.
With a mounting type specified for wall installation, this component is colored gray, allowing for visual integration into different environments. Manufactured in Poland, it adheres to high production standards, reflecting quality and durability in its design.
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Offer details
- Offer from:
Trusted supplier — Germany, member since 2024 - Availability:
- On requestLead time to be confirmed
- Warranty:
- 12 months
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- Phoenix Contact
- Connection Method
- Ring cable lug
- Rated Cross Section
- 6 mm²
- Mounting Type
- Wall Mounting
- Color
- Gray
Available Offers
(1)| Condition | Availability | Supplier | Warranty | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condition New Factory Sealed | Availability On requestLead time to be confirmed | SupplierGermanyTrusted supplier — member since 2024 | Warranty 12 months |
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Documents
Data Sheet
Datasheet for Phoenix Contact 3969915, including specifications and features.
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3D CAD model and technical drawings, ready for your design software.
Product data updated: 23-09-2026
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