Terminal strip PAWBOL low-profile 12-channel green for TH35 rail (MPN E.4021)

PAWBOL low-profile 12-channel terminal strip E.4021 is a compact, rail-mounted terminal block designed for installation on a TH35 DIN rail. The green insulated body provides organized connection points for up to 12 conductors, enabling neat distribution of signal and low-voltage circuits in control cabinets, distribution panels and industrial automation applications. Its low-profile form factor saves space inside electrical enclosures while maintaining reliable electrical contact and mechanical stability on the DIN rail.

Advantages

The low-profile design reduces required panel depth and permits denser wiring layouts without compromising accessibility to connection points. The insulated housing improves safety by reducing risk of accidental shorting between adjacent channels. The terminal strip is compatible with standard TH35 rails and offers stable clamping and vibration resistance appropriate for industrial environments. Color coding with a green body aids visual identification within complex assemblies.

Suitable for

• Organizing signal and low-voltage wiring in control cabinets
• Distribution panels requiring compact terminal blocks
• Industrial automation systems and PLC wiring
• Prototyping or small series electrical assemblies

Key specifications

• Number of channels: 12
• Mounting type: TH35 DIN rail
• Profile: low-profile design for reduced panel depth
• Insulation color: green for visual identification
• Intended use: signal and low-voltage circuits

How to use

Mount the terminal strip onto a standard TH35 DIN rail by hooking the rear clip over the rail and pressing until it clicks into place. Strip conductors to the manufacturer-recommended length, insert each conductor into the corresponding channel and tighten the clamping mechanism to secure the wire. Ensure that the terminal block is correctly seated and that all screws or clamps are tightened to the torque values appropriate for the conductor size to maintain reliable electrical contact. Observe standard electrical safety procedures while installing and de-energize circuits before making connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the terminal strip for organizing low-voltage and signal wiring where space is limited. Group conductors logically and label channels to simplify maintenance. Verify conductor cross-section compatibility with the terminal clamping design and avoid exceeding the intended current and voltage ratings for signal circuits.