WAGO Product Selection Tool
Our WAGO Selection Tool is built for speed and accuracy, designed for technicians who need precise part selection without digging through datasheets. Filter by current rating, wire size, number of conductors or terminal type; sort columns for quick comparison; and open the Options modal to see applicable marking cards, end plates and jumpers for each part.
| Item No | Rated Current | Wire Size | # of Conductors | Color | Price | Terminal Type | Marking Card | End Plate | Jumper | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
FAQs
Width and wire range increase with series number. Short summary:
- 2002: small — up to 2.5 mm²
- 2004: up to ~4 mm²
- 2006: up to ~6 mm²
- 2010: up to ~10 mm²
- 2016: up to ~16 mm²
Ratings rise with size. Typical examples:
- 2002: lower A, IEC 800 V (check datasheet)
- 2010: ~57 A (IEC)
- 2016: up to ~90 A (IEC), ~85 A (UL 600 V)
- Snap onto 35 mm DIN rail (EN 60715).
- Push-in spring (CAGE CLAMP®): insert solid or ferruled wires directly.
- Use a flat screwdriver to open clamp for fine-stranded wires if needed.
Solid, stranded and ferruled copper conductors within series ranges. Prefer ferrules for fine-stranded wires.
No — spring-clamp connection maintains pressure; no periodic retorquing required (unlike screw terminals).
- Potential jumpers / bridges (insulated)
- Marker strips and labeling cards
- End stops, fuse carriers, test plug adapters
Yes — Ex/ATEX/IECEx variants exist (intrinsic safety and increased-safety types). Verify specific approvals per part number.
Common: IEC/EN compliance, CE mark, UL/CSA recognition for many parts. Check each datasheet for exact listings and ratings.
- Control panels & machine wiring
- Building distribution and HVAC
- Renewables, automation, and industrial power feeders
- Ensure correct strip length and full insertion.
- Use ferrules for fine-stranded wire.
- If insertion is stiff, open clamp with screwdriver then insert.
Check poles, series (width), rated current/voltage, wire range, and approvals. Match to your circuit load and conductor size.
Yes — many blocks support test plug adapters for safe measurement without rewiring. Use proper test accessories.