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RS Components strengthens support for electrical installers and maintenance engineers with a large catalogue of Phoenix Contact products now in stock
RS Components (RS), a product distributor for all engineers worldwide, is significantly stepping up its support for electrical equipment installers and maintenance engineers in the electrical systems and automation markets by offering thousands of new product lines phoenix Contact, one of the industry's leading manufacturers.
RS is a licensed distributor for Phoenix Contact and the two companies work closely together in all markets around the world to deliver highly innovative products through a highly reliable delivery service. Available through RS in Europe and Asia, the Phoenix Contact catalogue covers a wide range of products including PCB connectors, junction blocks, DIN rail bounders, signal conditioning accessories, relays, interface relays, APIs (PLC) and power supplies.
The key applications of the Phoenix Contact range are table maintenance, conveyor systems and engine control in industrial sectors such as industrial automation, particularly the automotive world, processing industries (such as chemistry, petrochemicals and agri-food), construction of electrical machinery and cabinets, power generation (including suppliers) , and the photovoltaic and wind energy sectors.
One of the key technologies implemented in many Phoenix Contact products such as relays, junction blocks and connectors is Phoenix Contact's Push-in connection technology, which allows maintenance engineers and installers to set up cables and devices more easily and quickly, saving time and operational resources. Push-in driver connection technology is direct and does not require any tool either for massive conductors or pre-assembled drivers with tips. The spring profile makes it easy to insert drivers with a tip of at least 0.34mm2, while simultaneously ensuring maximum resistance to the pulling forces. Drivers can be easily released with any type of tool using the actuation lever, which avoids contact with the live elements.
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