Wago
709-582
Switchgear cabinet outlet; for DIN-rail and screw mounting; for plug, type F, CEE 7/4 (Schuko); common in DE, NL, AT; with LED status indicator; with Push-in Cage Clamp double connection; signal yellow
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Product Conditions:
Electrical Data
- Power loss Pl (note)
- LED status indication and contact resistance
- Power loss Pl (max.)
- 1.8 W
- Rated current
- 16 A
Connection Data
- Connection technology
- Push-in CAGE CLAMP®
- Strip length
- 9 … 10 mm / 0.35 … 0.39 inches
- Solid conductor
- 0.2 … 2.5 mm² / 24 … 14 AWG
- Fine-stranded conductor
- 0.2 … 2.5 mm² / 24 … 14 AWG
- Fine-stranded conductor; with insulated ferrule
- 2.5 mm² / 14 AWG
- Stranded conductor
- 0.2 … 2.5 mm² / 24 … 14 AWG
Physical Data
- Width
- 45 mm / 1.772 inches
- Height
- 65 mm / 2.559 inches
- Height from upper-edge of DIN-rail
- 59.8 mm / 2.354 inches
- Height from the surface
- 65 mm / 2.559 inches
- Depth
- 84.7 mm / 3.335 inches
Material Data
- Color
- Signal yellow
- Material group
- I
- Insulation material
- Polyamide (PA66)
- Flammability class per UL94
- V0
- Fire load
- 0.000 MJ
- Contact material
- Copper alloy
- Contact plating
- Sn
- Clamping spring material
- Chrome-nickel spring steel (CrNi)
- Weight
- 81.600 g
Technical Data
- Main product function
- Mounting accessories
- Number of spacings
- 3 -times
- Mounting type
- DIN-35 rail
- Safety information
- Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician.
Specifications
- Product Group Code
- 0002
Commercial Data
- Packaging type
- Box
- Country of origin
- BG
- GTIN
- 4055143718325
- Customs tariff number
- 85366990990
Notes
- Safety information
- Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician.
- Safety information 2
- During the insulation resistance test, the active conductors must be connected.The integrated status indicator in the control cabinet outlet must be protected against transient overvoltages.Overvoltage protection in low-voltage systems must be observed.