The WAGO 2016-403 Three-Way Jumper Bar is a light gray, insulated jumper designed for cross-connection between terminal blocks in the TOPJOB® S Series. It features a push-in comb-style design with flat pins, allowing quick and secure bridging of three terminals.
This jumper simplifies wiring by creating a shared electrical path across multiple blocks, ideal for power distribution and signal routing.
Rated for up to 76 A, the 2016-403 is built for industrial durability and ease of use. Its compact design ensures reliable contact and installs quickly without tools. Compatible with WAGO’s 2016 Series terminal blocks, it’s a versatile accessory for control panels and automation systems.
Quick Product Highlights
- 3-way insulated jumper bar
- Push-in comb-style with flat pins
- Rated for up to 76 A current
- Compatible with WAGO 2016 Series
- Light gray color for visual consistency
- Simplifies cross-connection between terminals
Get your WAGO 2016-403 Three-Way Jumper Bar at Kinequip today.
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