Description
Interface Modulewith HD-Sub-D male connector 15-pole
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Electrical Data
- Operating voltage: nbsp;AC 100 V; nbsp;DC 125 V
- Nominal current: 1 A
- Contact resistance (max.): 15 m
Safety and protection:
- Rated voltage: 100 V
- Rated impulse voltage: 0.8 kV
- Pollution degree: 2
- Protection class: IP20
Connection Data
- Connection type (1): System
- No. of poles: 15
- Pluggable connector: HD-subminiature; male connector
- Mating direction: Vertical
- Connection type (2): Field
- No. of poles 2: 15
- Design 2: PCB terminal blocks, 3-deck
- Connection technology 2: CAGE CLAMP<sup></sup>
- WAGO terminal 2: WAGO 737 Series
- Solid conductor (2): 0.08 2.5 mm / 28 12 AWG
- Fine-stranded conductor (2): 0.08 2.5 mm / 28 12 AWG
- Strip length (2): 5 6 mm / 0.2 0.24 inch
- Note (conductor cross-section): 12 AWG: THHN, THWN
- Performance level: 3 / 50 mating cycles
- Strain relief: Gewindebolzen UNC 4-40
Geometrical Data
- Width: 35 mm / 1.378 inch
- Height from upper-edge of DIN-35 rail: 62 mm / 2.441 inch
- Depth: 85 mm / 3.346 inch
Mechanical Data
- Type of mounting: DIN-35 rail
- Housing design: Mounting carrier
Material Data
- Contact material (pluggable connector): Au over Ni
- Fire load: 0.000 MJ
- Weight: 54.814 g
Environmental Requirements
- Surrounding air (operating) temperature: -20 55 C
- Surrounding air (storage) temperature: -40 70 C
- Relative humidity: nbsp;85% (non condensing)
Standards and specifications
- Standards/specifications: VDE 0660, EN 60947
Commercial data
- Packaging type: BOX
- Country of origin: DE
- GTIN: 4050821279266
- Customs Tariff No.: 85369010000
The WAGO 289 series interface module features a 15-pole D-sub male connector for system connections and a triple-deck spring CAGE CLAMP for field connections, accommodating 0.08 to 2.5mm² cables. It supports a rated current of 1A and is designed for DIN-35 rail mounting with a 35mm width. The module is rated for IP20 protection and operates within an ambient temperature range of -20°C to +55°C, equivalent to model 289714.
