Accessories for terminal blocks of the CLIPLINE complete system

Terminal block accessories

Terminal block accessories play an essential role in the wiring of control cabinets and switching devices. Using the uniform range of accessories, terminal strips can be individually configured, tested, and adapted. Since the terminal blocks of the CLIPLINE complete system use standardized accessories, the accessories can be integrated across different terminal blocks.

Your advantages

  • Flexible potential distribution with uniform bridging accessories
  • Safe testing and maintenance work with the standardized test accessories and service plugs
  • Easy integration of additional load pick-offs with convenient pick-off plugs
  • Standardized accessories for basic disconnect terminal blocks
  • Increased safety when handling the terminal blocks with the safety accessories

Bridge accessories

FBS plug-in bridges plugged into Push-in terminal blocks
RB reducing bridge plugged into Push-in terminal blocks
PV potential bridges plugged into Push-in double-level terminal blocks
Bridge bar plugged into a terminal block
FBSH short-circuit bridges
FBS plug-in bridges plugged into Push-in terminal blocks

The standard FBS plug-in bridges are used for easy potential distribution between terminal blocks with the same nominal cross-section. The plug-in bridges are available with up to 50 contact tabs, enabling you to connect up to 50 potentials together. If you require shorter plug-in bridges, you can either opt for shorter plug-in bridges or you can shorten the plug-in bridge using a cutting tool (CUTFOX 18). For non-adjacent bridges, individual contact tabs can also be removed. The CUTFOX-FBS, for example, is suitable for this.

RB reducing bridge plugged into Push-in terminal blocks

Unlike the standard FBS plug-in bridges, the reducing bridges connect terminal blocks with two different nominal cross-sections. This means that feed-ins and group connections can be implemented quickly and easily.

PV potential bridges plugged into Push-in double-level terminal blocks

The potential bridges are suitable for vertical level bridging of double-level or multi-level terminal blocks. Using the example of a double-level terminal block (PTTB 2,5), the lower and upper levels can therefore be connected. NOTE: The double-level terminal blocks with the ...PV already have a permanently integrated potential bridge, which means that a PV bridge is not required.

Bridge bar plugged into a terminal block

The SB-ME bridge bars have been developed for the testing tasks of transformer terminal blocks. The bridges can be adjusted by means of a slider, which means that the bridges can either connect the potentials or not. The bridges can remain plugged in during this time. To prevent unintentional actuation, the slider can be secured by means of two screws.

FBSH short-circuit bridges

The FBSH short-circuit plugs are similar to the FBS plug-in bridges. They also combine two potentials, but are not designed for permanent retention. Unlike the FBS bridges, the short-circuit plugs have an extraction tool that enables the plugs to be inserted and removed more easily. In addition, the FBSH plugs have a different plug-in mechanism, which makes it easier to remove the plugs from the function slot.

Test accessories and service plugs

MPS test plug plugged into a PTV terminal block
PAI test adapter plugged into a transformer terminal block
Alignable test plugs including spacer plate
LPS service plug plugged into a Push-X terminal block
MPS test plug plugged into a PTV terminal block

The MPS test plugs are two-piece test plugs consisting of a test plug and an insulating sleeve. For the test plugs, you can also choose between 2.3 mm and 4 mm test probes with the same insulating sleeve. The test plugs are designed such that the test conductor must be soldered to the plug. Unlike the 4 mm test plugs, the 2.3 mm test plugs can be integrated not only into the function slot, but also into the test connections of the spring-cage terminal blocks. This keeps the function slot free for various other tasks, such as potential distribution. The insulating sleeves are available in various colors.

PAI test adapter plugged into a transformer terminal block

The PAI test adapters are designed for the function slot of the terminal blocks. The test adapters are designed such that they can permanently remain in the terminal blocks. The test plug is simply inserted into the adapter to perform a test.

Alignable test plugs including spacer plate

The alignable test plugs can be combined to create individual test probe blocks. The plugs can be easily plugged together. Spacer plates are available to skip individual terminal blocks when using the test probe blocks. The spacer plates can be connected to the test plugs in the same way.

LPS service plug plugged into a Push-X terminal block

The LPS service plugs are suitable for service and test purposes in the test field. They make contact in the function slot and can be repeatedly plugged in and unplugged. In order to achieve high insertion cycles while providing a consistent and long-lasting level of quality, the contact surfaces are silver-plated. The connectors are available as single or modular alignable versions. The connectors are equipped with LP lever technology to ensure easy handling when connecting all conductor types.

Marking material for terminal blocks


PTI installation terminal blocks with marking material

Marking material

Terminal marking

The range of marking accessories for terminal blocks consists of a variety of products. In addition to various terminal markers, which can be ordered both marked and unmarked, the product portfolio includes various marker carriers and warning labels. With this large selection of marking material, a clear assignment can be achieved during wiring in the control cabinet, which prevents errors during setup, maintenance, and servicing. Since the terminal marking is so varied, the complete marking range is listed on a separate page.

Pick-off plugs


LPO pick-off plug plugged into Push-X terminal blocks

LPO pick-off plug plugged into Push-X terminal blocks

LPO pick-off plugs

The LPO pick-off plugs enable the simple integration of additional load contacts via the function slot of the terminal blocks. This means that the LPO plugs offer a major advantage, especially in the event of subsequent changes to switching devices. The contact zone of the LPO plugs is designed so that connectors latch firmly into the multifunction slot. This means that the plugs withstand high tensile forces and can only be released again with increased force. The plugs are also equipped with LP lever Push-in Technology to ensure easy handling when connecting all conductor types. The LPO plugs are available as single connectors or modular versions. All LPO versions have a nominal voltage of 800 V and a nominal current of 24 A following derating.

Function plugs for basic disconnect terminal blocks

PT 2,5-TG basic disconnect terminal blocks with various function plugs
P-DI isolating plug plugged into a terminal block
Feed-through connector plugged into a terminal block
Fuse plug plugged into a terminal block
Component connector plugged into a terminal block
PT 2,5-TG basic disconnect terminal blocks with various function plugs

Basic disconnect terminal blocks are the all-rounders in the field of terminal blocks. With the standardized disconnect zone, various function plugs can be integrated into the terminal blocks. These include the following connector versions:

  • Isolating plugs
  • Feed-through connectors
  • Feed-through barriers
  • Fuse plugs
  • Component connectors

P-DI isolating plug plugged into a terminal block

The P-DI isolating plugs are suitable for the easy separation of signals. Unlike knife disconnect terminal blocks, the isolating plugs can be easily plugged in and removed by hand. To ensure that the isolating plugs are not lost, the plugs can also be plugged into the disconnect zone the wrong way round. In this case, the current flow remains interrupted.

Feed-through connector plugged into a terminal block

The feed-through connectors and feed-through barriers enable the permanent transformation of basic disconnect terminal blocks. Feed-through connectors convert the basic disconnect terminal block into a normal feed-through terminal block and the feed-through barrier permanently interrupts the current flow between the two connections.

Fuse plug plugged into a terminal block

The fuse plugs enable easy integration of a fuse into the basic disconnect terminal blocks. When selecting the fuse plug, you can choose between different versions with and without LED display. The choice of LED display also defines the voltage.

Component connector plugged into a terminal block

In addition to isolating plugs and fuse plugs, the portfolio of function plugs also includes component connectors. As with the fuse plugs, there is also a selection of different connectors that differ in terms of current and voltage values.

Additional accessories


Warning labels attached to terminal blocks

Warning labels

Safety accessories, partition plates, and end covers

In addition to the accessories already listed, there are a number of other standardized accessories that are compatible with the terminal blocks from Phoenix Contact. These include, for example, the following accessory ranges:

  • Filler plugs (CEC ...)
  • Warning labels (WS ...)
  • Insulating sleeves (ISH ...)
  • Partition plates (ATP ...)

In addition, the terminal blocks also have terminal-specific accessories, such as terminal covers. These accessories are located directly on the respective terminal block page in the online shop.

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