Morris 12806 Non-Insulated Ferrules for Din Rail Terminal Block Applications

Morris 12806 Non-Insulated Ferrules are designed specifically for Din Rail Terminal Block applications and various other terminations. These ferrules ensure a gas-tight connection in IEC-style Din Rail mounted terminal blocks, making them an essential component for reliable electrical installations. Manufactured from high-strength electrolytic seamless tubular copper, these ferrules offer durability and optimal performance. The electro-tin plating provides excellent corrosion resistance, ensuring longevity even in challenging environments. The flared barrel design facilitates easy wire insertion, streamlining the installation process. Morris 12806 ferrules are available in multiple pin lengths, accommodating a wide range of terminal block styles to meet your specific needs. With a maximum current capacity ranging from 9 amps for 22 AWG wires to 50 amps for 10 AWG wires, these ferrules are versatile enough to handle various applications. They are rated for a maximum voltage of 600 volts and can withstand temperatures up to 302°F (150°C). Recognized by UL, the Morris 12806 Non-Insulated Ferrules not only meet industry standards but also deliver the reliability and quality that building professionals expect. Elevate your electrical projects with this essential component that combines functionality and durability for outstanding results.

Our Non-Insulated Ferrules are perfect for Din Rail Terminal Block Applications and other Terminations.

• Flared Barrel for Ease of Wire Insertion
• Max Current: 22 AWG - 9 Amps, 20 AWG - 12 Amps, 18 AWG - 17 Amps, 16 AWG - 18 Amps, 14 AWG - 30 Amps, 12 AWG - 35 Amps, 10 AWG - 50 Amps
• Available in Multiple Pin Lengths to accomodate a variety of Terminal Blocks Styles
• 600 Volts Max
• Manufactured from High Strength Electrolytic Seamless Tubular Copper
• Ensures Gas Tight Termination in IEC Style Din Rail Mounted Terminal Blocks and other terminations
• 302°F (150°C)
• UL Recognized
• Electro-Tin Plated for corrosion resistance

Resources

• Catalog PDF page