Ideal 89-412 Multipole Terminal Block 300V 30A 12 Pole

Product Description

The IDEAL 89-412 is a 12-pole multipole terminal block designed for organizing and terminating multiple conductors in a single compact assembly. Rated at 300 volts and 30 amps, it handles a wide wire range from 22 AWG to 12 AWG, making it suitable for both control-circuit and power-distribution wiring. The block body is molded from polyester thermoplastic in black, and the contacts are zinc-plated steel. With a 6-row, 12-pole configuration, it consolidates wiring connections cleanly inside panel enclosures, junction boxes, or control cabinets. Licensed electricians and panel builders install this type of block during equipment assembly, service, or retrofit work.

The IDEAL 89-412 is suited for residential and light commercial electrical applications where multiple conductors must be landed in a single, organized terminal assembly. It is well-matched to control panels, HVAC equipment wiring compartments, motor control centers, and industrial enclosures where space is limited and organized conductor management is critical. The operating temperature range of -40 degrees F to 266 degrees F allows use in a broad range of indoor and outdoor enclosure environments.

Key Features

• 12-pole configuration with 6 rows consolidates multiple conductors in a compact footprint
• Rated 300 volts and 30 amps for control and light power wiring
• Accepts wire sizes from 22 AWG to 12 AWG for wiring flexibility
• Polyester thermoplastic body resists heat and provides electrical isolation
• Zinc-plated steel contacts provide corrosion resistance and reliable conductivity
• Wide temperature range of -40 degrees F to 266 degrees F for demanding environments

Compatibility

Designed as a multipole terminal block for use with conductors ranging from 22 AWG to 12 AWG in standard electrical enclosures, panel assemblies, and control cabinets requiring 300-volt-rated termination points.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes. De-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage with a meter before landing or removing any conductors. Use the correct screwdriver size for the terminal screws to avoid stripping and ensure proper torque on conductor connections. Do not exceed the rated wire size or amperage for the block.