gesis® NV
The connector system for quick, easy, and safe bus cabling and signal applications. It meets all the requirements of modern building installation.
LOW-VOLTAGE TECHNOLOGy
These connectors are used to distribute signals in buildings, in parallel to the distribution of power. Mechanical coding and clear assignment with different colors facilitate assembly. Complex installations can be realized with just four basic components – from the sub-distribution unit to any point of use. The connectors come as male and female connectors complete with strain relief and can be used to connect any current type of cable.
The BST14 are designed according to the KNX manual.
The 5G2.5/4+2X1.5 flat cable with shielded bus, as per the KNX manual, is available for the combined distribution of energy and signals.
WARNING
NO COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN CONNECTOR SYSTEMS FROM DIFFERENT MANUFACTURERS
Mixed connections between Wieland GST® connectors and connectors from other manufacturers can endanger the health and safety of people, animals and property.
Mixed connections between Wieland GST® connectors and connectors from other manufacturers can lead to the loss of the presumption of conformity according to Section 4 of the 1st ProdSV (Low Voltage Directive). Connectors from other manufacturers may not be made available or offered on the market in combination with Wieland GST® connectors or with the statement "Compatible with Wieland GST® connectors".
Explanation:
The Wieland gesis® CLASSIC installation connector system consists of GST® connectors, GST® device connectors, GST® distribution blocks and pre-assembled variants with different cable cross-sections and different connection techniques. All GST® products are certified in accordance with the harmonised standard EN IEC 61535 and are marketed by us for the establishment of a permanently pluggable connection in electrical installation systems.
EN IEC 61535 is a product standard and only regulates the requirements for product design; as a product standard, EN IEC 61535 does not contain any specifications for the design of connectors; i.e. unlike design standards (e.g. for the manufacture of earth contact connectors), codings and mating face can be freely selected by the manufacturers and can also be further developed within an installation connector family. This design freedom means that mechanical pluggability alone does not establish compatibility between connectors from different manufacturers.
Accordingly, the product standard EN IEC 61535 stipulates that only installation connectors from the same manufacturer should be used for installations, as this is the only way to ensure safe power transmission over a long period of time.