Wieland ST18 Series Connector, 3-Pole, Male, Cable Mount, 16A, IP20

Three pole male and female connectors available as standard (single screw terminal), standard with cable strain relief (single cable diameter 6.5 - 8.3mm), standard with dual strain relief (two round cables 4.5 - 10mm or one flat cable) or double screw with dual strain relief (houses two separate screw terminals so that two cables may be terminated on one pole - ideal for lightchains, jumper connections or additional branches). Strain relief types include top cover.

UL listed, CSA certified, OVE, SEV, N, UL, FI, VDE

The Wieland GST connector is an ST18 series, male, 3-pole, connector, cable mount, with strain relief. It has an electric rating of 250V and 16A. Strain relief includes a top cover. This versatile connector range is ideal for general wiring distribution. For new installations or rewiring existing layouts this modular, flexible design offers an efficient and space-saving solution. Contacts are polarised and shrouded, the leading earth contact making first and breaking last. This is available in white colour.

• 2.5mm² wire size
• Contact material is made of brass (tin-plated)
• Material flammability UL94V-2
• Operating temperature is 100°C
• Plugs and sockets of various types enable a wide range of configuration

• Construction sites
• Lighting application
• Office wiring
• Shop displays and exhibition stand wiring

• CSA certified
• FI
• IP20 rated
• N
• OVE
• SEV
• UL listed
• VDE
• VDE 0110 Gr C

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ST 18/ST 16 Compact Connectors

This versatile connector range is ideal for general wiring distribution but is especially suited to lighting applications. For new installations or rewiring existing layouts this modular, flexible design offers an efficient and space saving solution. Plugs and sockets of various types enable a wide range of configuration. Other applications include office wiring, shop displays and exhibition stand wiring. Contacts are polarised and shrouded, the leading earth contact making first and breaking last.