WAGO 790-116 Shield Clamping Saddle

Technical Overview

Shield clamping saddle for 7-16mm conductors, ensuring EMC-compliant shield connection with robust steel construction.

Key Features

Compatible with conductor diameters from 7 mm to 16 mm.
Features a wide knurled screw for secure conductor connection.
Integrates a spring element to compensate for deformation and settling.
Can be snapped into metal plates (max. 3 mm thickness) or connected to a (10 x 3) mm busbar.
Constructed from Steel V2A / stainless steel for durability.
RoHS compliant for environmentally friendly operation.
Easy to install and use in various electrical setups.

Technical Specification Matrix

Parameter	Value
Main Product Function	Shield clamping saddle
Compatible Conductor Diameter	7 mm to 16 mm
Width	19 mm / 0.748 inches
Weight	16.6 g
Material	Steel V2A
Maximum Tightening Torque	0.5 Nm
Country of Origin	Germany
Physical Weight (kg)	0.02
Dimensions L x W x H (cm)	0 x 1.9 x 0

Industrial Applications

1. Industrial Automation Control Panels

Used in control panels for industrial automation systems to provide robust and reliable shield connections for sensitive cables.

Problem Solved

Prevents electromagnetic interference (EMI) from disrupting critical signals and ensures the integrity of control and data lines, crucial for reliable operation in noisy industrial environments. The 7-16mm conductor compatibility suits various field cabling.

EMCEMI suppressionindustrial controlshielded cablescontrol cabinetsignal integrity

2. Machine Tooling and Robotics Wiring

Integrated into the wiring harnesses of machine tools and robotic systems for effective shield clamping of power, data, and feedback cables.

Problem Solved

Maintains signal integrity in dynamic and electrically noisy machine environments, preventing operational faults due to EMI. The robust steel construction withstands industrial conditions and ensures long-term performance.

Roboticsmachine toolsEMC protectionnoise reductioncable managementvibration resistancestainless steel

3. Building Management Systems (BMS) Data Infrastructure

Employed at connection points and distribution boards within BMS networks to ensure proper shielding of data communication lines.

Problem Solved

Ensures stable and error-free data flow for critical building functions by effectively shielding communication cables from interference. The flexible mounting options (busbar or plate) facilitate integration into standard building electrical installations.

Building automationdata communicationfieldbus systemsEMI protectionnetwork reliabilityinstallation flexibility