770-232 WAGO Electrical Connector Accessories

WAGO 770-232 is an automation part with a short circuit breaking rating as per IEC/EN 60664-1, featuring a nominal voltage of 250V (III/3), a rated impulse voltage of 4kV (III/3), and a rated current of 25A. It is designed for overvoltage category III and pollution degree 3 environments. For the US market, certain versions may be used for current interruption in applications with currents below 16A and voltages up to 600V, as per UL 1977, which rates this part for a voltage of 600V and a current of 23A. The part has approximately 1mΩ of contact resistance and about 0.25mΩ contact transition plug/socket. It offers 4 connection points, with a total of 2 potentials, and utilizes Push-in CAGE CLAMP technology for connection 1, supporting various conductor types and sizes, including solid, stranded, and fine-stranded conductors, with specific capacities for push-in termination. The strip length for connection 1 is 9mm, and it has a 2-pole number with a conductor entry direction to mating direction of 0°. Physically, it has a pin spacing of 10mm, dimensions of 20mm in width, 12.9mm in height, and 37.5mm in depth, and is suitable for general mains applications. It features variable coding, potential marking of N L, and a protection type of IP20, enhancing to IP2xC when mated and secured with a strain relief housing. The plug-in connection is a male connector/plug type, designed for conductor connection, with mismating protection and the possibility of retrofitting a locking lever. The part is white with a gray cover, made from Polyamide (PA66) in the insulation, and has a flammability class of V0. It uses Chrome-Nickel spring steel for the clamping spring and has surface-treated copper or copper alloy contacts with tin plating. Weighing 6.5g, it operates within a temperature range of -5 to +40°C for processing and -35 to +85°C for continuous operation. Packaged in boxes of 100 pieces, it is manufactured in Germany, with a GTIN of 4050821028314 and complies with RoHS without exemptions.