Cable range and termination
The 3VM9113-0JJ12: Strip length is 1.2 in, which matches standard crimp-tool dies for this conductor class. No control-wire tap on this version — it's a straight power connector.

Siemens SENTRON, wire connector TA2.1, 25…150 mm² large, 3 units, accessories for 3VM 100/160, 4 AWG–300 kcmil copper or aluminum, 252 lb-in torque, 1.2 in strip length.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product designation | accessories |
| Brand / range | SENTRON |
| Product version | circular conductor terminal |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Stranded | 4 AWG - 350 kcmil: 252 lb-in |
| Accessories | Wire connector |
| Finely stranded | 4 AWG - 350 kcmil: 252 lb-in |
| Stripped length | 1.2 in |
| Designation (Of the terminal) | TA2.1 |
| 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 |
The 3VM9113-0JJ12: Strip length is 1.2 in, which matches standard crimp-tool dies for this conductor class. No control-wire tap on this version — it's a straight power connector.
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Stranded copper or aluminum from 4 AWG minimum to 300 kcmil maximum, with a termination torque of 252 lb-in and a strip length of 1.2 in.
No — the 3VM9113-0JJ12 is a wire connector accessory for 3VM 100/160 breakers, not a direct fit for the 3VA2116-5HM42-0CC0 molded-case breaker. The 3VA series uses a different terminal system (front terminal with nut keeper kit).
Alternative models and sibling configurations in the same Siemens series. For obsolete or discontinued parts, these models can serve as compatible replacements or functional alternatives for plant maintenance.
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