Terminal connector Simet ZSG 1-6.0Nn 2-wire 6 mm² blue

Simet ZSG 1-6.0Nn 2-wire 6 mm² blue is a compact terminal connector engineered for safe termination of two conductors with cross-sections up to 6 mm². The connector combines a reliable clamping mechanism and insulating housing to ensure stable electrical contact and protection against accidental touch. Its blue color aids visual identification in installation panels and junction boxes, while the low-profile design saves space in confined assemblies.

Advantages

The connector offers secure mechanical retention and consistent electrical conductivity between two conductors, reducing the risk of loose connections. The insulating housing provides protection from short circuits and accidental contact, and the robust construction withstands typical mechanical stresses in domestic and light industrial installations. The color coding assists fast identification and organization of wiring runs.

Suitable for

• Panel wiring and distribution blocks
• Junction boxes and splice points
• Control cabinets and terminal strips
• General building electrical installations

Key specifications

• Number of conductors: 2
• Maximum conductor cross-section: 6 mm²
• Wire type: solid or stranded copper conductors (insulated)
• Color: blue
• Connection type: screw/clamp style termination for two wires
• Insulating housing material: durable plastic for electrical isolation
• Mounting: free-hanging or panel/junction box installation

How to use

Strip the insulation from each conductor to the recommended length, insert both conductors into the respective openings of the terminal connector, and tighten the clamp or screw until firm mechanical and electrical contact is achieved. Ensure no bare conductor is exposed outside the insulating housing and verify polarity and continuity with appropriate testing tools before energizing the circuit. If reinstalling or reusing, inspect the connector for damage and replace if any deformation or degradation is present.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector within its rated conductor size and in accordance with local electrical codes. For higher currents or different conductor sizes, select a terminal rated accordingly. Avoid overtightening screws to prevent conductor damage and ensure periodic inspection in environments subject to vibration or temperature changes.