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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC NSYTRR24 is a single-pole, passthrough terminal block designed for DIN rail-mounted wiring assemblies in industrial control panels and electrical enclosures. Rated at 800 volts and 24 amps, it handles a wide range of control and power wiring tasks. The block accepts wire sizes from 28 AWG to 12 AWG (0.08 to 4 square millimeters), giving installers flexibility across light-signal and heavier branch-circuit conductors. The polyamide body is gray, lightweight at 0.02 pounds, and dimensioned at 36.5 mm high, 72 mm long, and 5.20 mm wide. Licensed electricians and panel builders install this block when wiring industrial automation, HVAC control panels, and enclosure terminal strips requiring a compact, standards-compliant connection point.
The NSYTRR24 suits residential, commercial, and industrial applications wherever DIN rail terminal blocks are specified. It is a single-row, single-pole block with 4 contacts, appropriate for control-voltage and low-power signal wiring in PLC panels, motor control centers, building automation controllers, and HVAC equipment panels. Its operating temperature range of -40 degrees F to 266 degrees F makes it suitable for demanding environments including outdoor enclosures and industrial service locations where thermal cycling is a factor.
Designed as an OEM-style passthrough terminal block for standard 35 mm DIN rail installations in industrial control panels, HVAC equipment enclosures, and electrical distribution assemblies.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for terminal block assemblies and enclosure wiring. De-energize the panel and verify zero voltage with a meter before seating or removing any terminal block on the DIN rail. Confirm wire gauge falls within the 28 AWG to 12 AWG rated range before termination. Do not exceed the 800-volt or 24-amp ratings for the circuit being terminated.
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