Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Jumpers

- Phoenix Contact is a world leader in electrical connection, electronic interface and industrial automation technologies with a mission to create progress through innovative and inspiring solutions. The company’s relations to customers and business partners are oriented towards a common and sustained benefit. Phoenix Contact is a fully integrated manufacturer with products designed, engineered, and manufactured by Phoenix Contact. They are widely known and recognized as an established world market leader for terminal block connection technologies for both PCB and DIN Rail applications. The diverse product range includes terminal blocks, power supplies, signal conditioners and data converters, industrial connectors, transient voltage and surge protection, wireless signal and data transmitters. Phoenix Contact also provides comprehensive automation solutions such as industrial PCs, I/O, HMI, software, and Industrial Ethernet. Founded in 1923, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co., Blomberg, Germany, has total annual sales of more than 1.77 billion euro and employs over 14,000 people around the world. Phoenix Contact USA, one of the company's 46 international subsidiaries, opened in 1981.

- The products of the Weidmüller Group connect and network electrical power and signals in components, machines and installations. Our solutions serve people in the automation of buildings, processes and in industry.  We offer a comprehensive range of modern terminal blocks, complemented by a variety of printed circuit board terminals and connectors, including electronic interface components and modules. A selection of high quality hand and power tools, as well as a broad spectrum of enclosures and markers round off the range.

- Eaton’s Electronics Division is a diversified global manufacturer of circuit and overvoltage protection products as well as power management magnetics and supercapacitors. Through innovative technology and custom-engineered designs, Eaton provides unique solutions for today’s market-driven requirements. With the acquisition of Cooper Industries by Eaton, Cooper Bussmann Electronics is now called Eaton Electronics Division.