The 3VA9243-0JJ22: This is a panel-level accessory, not a standalone device. It mounts into the line-side or load-side lugs of the 3VA6 frame, accepting one or two conductors per terminal. The stripped length spec of 1.0 / 2.0 in tells the wireman where to set the stripper — short for the smaller conductor, full 2 in for 300 kcmil to get full contact under the set screw.
Siemens SENTRON 3VA9243-0JJ22 Wire Connector TA2.3, 4 AWG–30
Siemens SENTRON TA2.3 circular conductor terminal, wire connector, 4 AWG–300 kcmil stranded, 275 lb-in torque, 3 units, for 3VA6 150/250.
Specifications
Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product designation | accessories |
| Accessories | Wire connector |
Other specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Stranded | 4 AWG - 300 kcmil: 275 lb-in |
| Finely stranded | 4 AWG - 300 kcmil: 275 lb-in |
| Stripped length | 1.0 / 2.0 in |
| Design of the product | circular conductor terminal |
| Designation (Of the terminal) | TA2.3 |
| For copper cable (Stranded, maximum) | 300 kcmil |
| For copper cable (Stranded, minimum) | 4 AWG |
| For aluminum cable (Stranded, maximum) | 300 kcmil |
| For aluminum cable (Stranded, minimum) | 4 AWG |
| For copper cable (Finely stranded, maximum) | 300 kcmil |
| For copper cable (Finely stranded, minimum) | 4 AWG |
| Type of electrical connection (With control wire tap) | No |
Product details
Frequently asked questions
What wire sizes does 3VA9243-0JJ22 accept?
It accepts stranded and finely stranded copper or aluminum from 4 AWG minimum up to 300 kcmil maximum. The torque spec for the entire range is 275 lb-in.
What is the stripped length for this terminal?
The specified stripped length is 1.0 / 2.0 in. Use the shorter strip for smaller conductors and the full 2 in for 300 kcmil to ensure full contact under the set screw.
Where can I buy 3VA9243-0JJ22?
This part is sourced and quoted to order against an RFQ through independent distribution. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time — submit an RFQ for a firm commitment.
