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The 805 Series side-entry PCBs feature 3.5 mm pin spacing for conductors AWG 24–16.

WAGO Corporation’s (Germantown, WI) 805 Series side-entry PCBs simplify wiring via push-in and push-button-actuated terminations. Features include:

Standard 2- to 24-pole configurations available.
3.5 mm pin spacing for conductors AWG 24–16.
UL/CUL certified at 300 V/10A.
Conductor entries are 0° (parallel to PCB).
An optional test port provides hands-free troubleshooting.
Staggered 1 solder pin/pole alignment.

For more information visit www.wago.us

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N120 W19129 Freistadt Rd, PO Box 1015, Germantown, WI 53022

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