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New adaptor

Published:  07 August, 2014

rittal_sept.jpgRITTAL says its RiLine60, a fully shielded flexible busbar system with a wide range of busbar adaptors, has been extended to include a new OM adaptor ideally suited for the control panel manufacturer. Rittal says by combining contemporary design and outstanding safety technology, with easy design and speedy installation, the RiLine60 offers a safe method of distributing power within cabinets.

Said to be a cost effective solution for power distribution, the new OM adaptor with extended connecting cables is designed for control gear components with tension spring clamp terminals. The company says the connection leads are 165mm (previously 130mm) enabling easier connecting and work with products such as: Allen-Bradley 140M-RC2E, Eaton PKZM0, Siemens S00 and Schneider Electric GV2. Available are four configurations; long and short support frames, adaptor ratings of 16A and 32A and an adaptor width of 45mm.

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