Goodbye junction boxes!

The range of Techno power distributors is enriched with the new TH624 which, combined with the TH387 plug-socket connectors , allow for the creation of parallel branches, replacing traditional junction boxes.

Available in 4 and 5 pole versions , they allow absorptions up to 17.5 A and applications up to 500 V in alternating current. Power and signal applications in general, and in particular lighting systems, low voltage, energy distribution for the power supply of motors and submersible pumps, are some of the contexts in which the TH624 distributors find their ideal location.

Compact and resistant

The TH624 power distributors consist of a central block with compact dimensions and significantly smaller overall dimensions than junction boxes of the same polarity.

They have 1 input connector and 3 output connectors, which can be closed with special caps when not connected to the load or the powered user. They are impenetrable by water, dust and pressurized water jets according to the IP66/IP68 indexes.

They also ensure high levels of protection from UV rays, resist chemical-environmental corrosion and wear over time. They are also available in the xDRY® version, which guarantees total protection from rising humidity through the cable.

Why choose them?

Compared to junction boxes, power distributors are quicker to install, as they do not require the preparation of terminal blocks inside the casing and related wiring operations.

Furthermore, they simplify work in the field , both for the first installation and for subsequent maintenance. For example, it is possible to configure a system of lighting fixtures in multiple sequence in plug & play mode. Thanks to the ease of connection and disconnection, they also facilitate the replacement of any faulty fixture: simply disconnect the cable and connector from the branch point, close the affected outlet of the distributor with the appropriate cap and replace the fixture.

In conclusion, Techno's TH624 power distributors allow you to contain the operating and maintenance costs of the system , which are not always taken into adequate consideration, allowing for a better distribution of the overall budget.