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2002-434 Wago Jumper;from 1 to 4;insulated;light gray
WAGO 2002-434 is a light grey insulated TOPJOB S terminal block jumper configured to bridge position 1 to position 4 in compatible WAGO 2002 Series terminal assemblies.
£0.6565
Why Choose the WAGO 2002-434 TOPJOB S Insulated Jumper?
The WAGO 2002-434 is an insulated jumper from position 1 to position 4 designed for compatible WAGO TOPJOB® S terminal block assemblies. Finished in light grey, this specialised terminal block accessory provides a convenient method of electrically bridging selected connection points while maintaining an organised and space-efficient DIN rail installation.
Unlike a continuous multi-way jumper that commons every adjacent position, the 1-to-4 configuration is intended to bridge defined terminal positions within a compatible assembly. This makes the 2002-434 useful where a specific potential must be transferred across the terminal row without introducing additional external jumper wiring.
The jumper is designed as part of the WAGO TOPJOB S 2002 Series accessory system for 2.5 mm²-class terminal blocks. Its insulated construction and push-in installation concept support fast panel assembly while helping maintain clean, clearly structured power, control and signal distribution circuits.
Key Advantages
- Specialised jumper from position 1 to position 4 for compatible terminal assemblies.
- Provides electrical bridging without additional external jumper conductors.
- Insulated construction supports safe and organised terminal wiring.
- Designed for compatible WAGO TOPJOB S 2002 Series terminal blocks.
- Push-in jumper design supports quick and straightforward installation.
- Helps reduce conductor preparation and wiring effort during panel assembly.
- Light grey colour integrates neatly with standard TOPJOB S installations.
- Suitable for industrial control, automation and machine-building applications.
Key Features
- WAGO TOPJOB S terminal block accessory.
- Manufacturer part number 2002-434.
- Insulated jumper.
- Jumper assignment: position 1 to position 4.
- Designed for compatible 2002 Series terminal blocks.
- Associated with 2.5 mm²-class TOPJOB S terminals.
- Push-in installation into compatible jumper slots.
- Provides a defined electrical bridge within the terminal assembly.
- Reduces the need for separately prepared jumper wires.
- Supports compact DIN rail terminal layouts.
- Light grey finish.
- Suitable for power, control and signal distribution arrangements.
Selective Potential Distribution Across TOPJOB S Terminals
Terminal block jumpers allow electrical potentials to be distributed between connection points without installing separate lengths of wire. The WAGO 2002-434 is specifically configured to provide a bridge from position 1 to position 4, making it suitable for terminal arrangements that require selective rather than continuous commoning.
By plugging into the designated jumper locations of compatible TOPJOB S terminals, the 2002-434 helps reduce wiring effort and keeps the terminal row compact. Its insulated light grey construction also provides a neat finished appearance for professional control-panel and machine-wiring assemblies.
Typical Applications
- Selective commoning of compatible TOPJOB S terminal blocks.
- Industrial control panel wiring.
- PLC and automation terminal assemblies.
- Machine-building electrical systems.
- Power and control potential distribution.
- DIN rail-mounted terminal block assemblies.
Technical Specifications
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| Product Series | WAGO TOPJOB S | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Jumper / Cross-connector (accessory) | |
| Colour | Grey | |
| HS Code | 85366990 | |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany | |
| Manufacturer | WAGO | |
| Series | TOPJOB S / 2002 Series | |
| Model | 2002-434 | |
| Manufacturer part number | 2002-434 | |
| Product type | Terminal block jumper | |
| Accessory type | Insulated jumper | |
| Jumper assignment | Position 1 to position 4 | |
| Terminal family | TOPJOB S 2002 Series | |
| Terminal size | 2.5 mm² class | |
| Installation method | Push-in jumper slot | |
| Insulated | Yes | |
| Colour | Light grey | |
| Primary function | Electrical bridging of defined terminal positions | |
| Application | Terminal block commoning and potential distribution |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the WAGO 2002-434?
The WAGO 2002-434 is a light grey insulated terminal block jumper from the TOPJOB S 2002 Series, configured to provide an electrical bridge from position 1 to position 4.
What does “from 1 to 4” mean on the WAGO 2002-434?
It describes the jumper assignment: the accessory is designed to bridge the designated position 1 to position 4 within a compatible terminal block arrangement rather than simply commoning every adjacent position.
Which terminal series is the WAGO 2002-434 designed for?
The 2002-434 is part of the WAGO TOPJOB S 2002 Series accessory system and is intended for compatible terminal blocks within that system.
Is the WAGO 2002-434 insulated?
Yes. The WAGO 2002-434 is an insulated jumper with a light grey finish for integration into compatible terminal block assemblies.
Why use the WAGO 2002-434 instead of jumper wires?
A purpose-designed jumper provides a compact method of making the required electrical bridge without preparing and installing separate conductors, helping reduce assembly time and maintain an organised terminal row.
Where is the WAGO 2002-434 typically used?
Typical applications include industrial control panels, automation cabinets, machinery, PLC wiring and DIN rail terminal assemblies requiring selective potential distribution.
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