Relpol 2-pole inter-track jumper, grey, for GZP80 and GZP4 sockets and ZGZP-2 Push-in relays

The Relpol 2-pole inter-track jumper in grey is a professional-grade electrical accessory engineered to streamline wiring processes within industrial control cabinets and automation systems. Designed specifically for compatibility with GZP80 and GZP4 relay sockets, as well as ZGZP-2 Push-in series relays, this component provides a reliable method for bridging adjacent terminals. Its construction ensures high mechanical stability and consistent electrical conductivity, which is essential for maintaining the integrity of complex control circuits.

Advantages

This inter-track jumper offers significant time savings during the assembly of control panels by eliminating the need for individual wire jumpers between relay sockets. The grey color-coded design allows for easy identification within a dense wiring environment, while the robust material composition ensures long-term durability under standard industrial operating conditions. By facilitating a clean and organized layout, it helps reduce the risk of wiring errors and simplifies future maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Industrial automation control panels
• Electrical distribution systems
• Relay socket bridging in control cabinets
• Modular signal distribution setups

When it may not be suitable

This jumper is specifically designed for use with the specified Relpol socket and relay series. It may not be compatible with relay sockets from other manufacturers or different series that do not feature the corresponding terminal spacing and slot design.

Key specifications

• Type: 2-pole inter-track jumper
• Color: Grey
• Compatibility: GZP80 and GZP4 sockets, ZGZP-2 Push-in relays
• Application: Terminal bridging

How to use

To install the jumper, ensure that the power supply to the control panel is disconnected. Align the 2-pole jumper with the designated bridging slots on the top of the GZP80 or GZP4 relay sockets. Press the jumper firmly into the slots until it clicks into place, ensuring a secure connection across the terminals. Verify that the jumper is fully seated before restoring power to the system.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify the model number of your existing relay sockets
• Ensure the jumper matches the required number of poles for your circuit
• Check for sufficient clearance in the control cabinet for the jumper profile

Usage recommendations

Always ensure that the electrical load on the bridged terminals does not exceed the maximum current rating specified for the relay socket and the jumper itself to prevent overheating or circuit failure.