Weidmuller 1745250000 Weidmuller Terminal Blocks and Field Connection Equipment

Razz Middle East supplies Weidmuller rail-mounted terminal blocks, marshalling and field connection equipment, signal conditioners, relay couplers and Klippon enclosures to plants and panel builders in Saudi Arabia. Items on this page are sourced to order against the ten-digit Weidmuller order number you quote and delivered duty-paid to your site. Normal lead time is about three weeks from order confirmation.

Weidmuller 1745250000

This page covers Weidmuller part number 1745250000 — Weidmuller Terminal Blocks and Field Connection Equipment. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Weidmuller Terminal Blocks and Field Connection Equipment

Weidmuller's connection range is organised around two rail-mounted terminal families. The older W-Series uses screw clamp connection in the SAK and WDU style and remains the reference for retrofit and like-for-like replacement; the A-Series uses PUSH IN connection and keeps a constant block width across feed-through, ground, fuse, disconnect, diode and multi-tier functions so a marshalling strip can change function without changing pitch. Tension-clamp blocks in the Z-Series sit between them. All three share cross-connection combs, test sockets, end plates, and the MultiCard marking system that lets a whole strip be labelled from a printer file. Beyond terminals, the catalogue covers ACT20 signal conditioners and isolators, TERMSERIES and RIDERSERIES relay and solid-state couplers, PRO series DIN-rail power supplies, VARITECTOR surge protection, FreeCon industrial connectors, u-remote distributed I/O, and the Klippon range of GRP, polycarbonate and stainless field enclosures and junction boxes that Weidmuller is particularly known for in oil and gas. Order numbers are ten digits, commonly ending in a four-digit suffix that encodes packing and variant rather than function.

Weidmuller Terminal Blocks and Field Connection Equipment in Saudi Arabia

Weidmuller equipment is heavily used on the field side of Saudi oil, gas and petrochemical work rather than only inside the control room. Klippon junction boxes and marshalling enclosures are specified for offshore platforms, gathering and pipeline stations, and the coastal complexes at Jubail, Yanbu and Ras Tanura, where salt-laden air and constant humidity will attack a painted mild-steel box long before it attacks a GRP or 316 stainless one. Terminal strips inside those boxes carry intrinsically safe circuits identified by blue components, and hazardous area installations are assessed against the Ex certification the manufacturer publishes. Away from hydrocarbons the same ranges appear in desalination and water-treatment plants, Ma'aden processing sites, cement works and distribution built around SEC's 380/400 V, 60 Hz supply, with SASO conformity applying to imports. High cabinet temperatures and fine airborne dust most often decide sealing class and derating on a Saudi project.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the ten-digit order number in full, including the trailing group, and keep it as printed: the same terminal block is often listed several times over for different colours, pack quantities and pre-assembled strip lengths, and those variants differ only in that suffix. Terminals are usually supplied in bags or pre-assembled sections rather than singly, so tell us the quantity of pieces you need and we will confirm what the pack contains before you commit. Cross-connection combs, end plates, end brackets, test plugs and marker cards are separate references and are the items most often forgotten on a rebuild. For enclosures, confirm the material, size and gland arrangement, and for signal and relay modules confirm the supply and signal type. Everything on this page is sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of about three weeks from order confirmation.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.