Ideas for connecting push button cables to binary inputs?

I have connected my control lines to Phoenix terminal blocks: 3213713 ( PT 1.5/S-3L)

They look good. They can also handle cross-sections from 0.14mm². However, the terminal blocks would also have to be mounted again on a DIN rail, i.e., in a distribution box. But I actually wanted to avoid that. Maybe I have to look for an additional smaller distribution box.

An LSA distributor should also work.

That’s a good tip - thanks for that! I didn’t know something like that before. I was only familiar with the classic patch panels from the network area with LSA terminals. I’ll see if I can find one that can accommodate my bundle of cables.

But now at least I have two proper approaches. From the (LSA) distributor I would then run 5 x J-Y(ST)Y 10x2x0.8 to the main distributor. That will be more organized :)

I have pulled Cat7 cables everywhere - so no 230V.

As a bus cable, rather a bad idea. Especially since CAT7 is more expensive than bus cable.

For the Cat cables, I would also use LSA as already suggested.

That's where it starts, that I don't know any reasonable terminal blocks.

There are special bus terminals, I have them in my cabinet.

Especially since CAT7 is more expensive than bus cable.

Usually, yes. In my case, no. I bought a 500m drum of the best Draka Cat7 cable for the whole house on Kleinanzeigen. That was enough for IT and the bus lines.

There are special bus terminals, I have them in my cabinet.

The ones for KNX are known to me, I will also connect the bus lines like that in my distributor. Only the control lines are/were my problem. Thanks to I have found ideas now. I didn’t know the Phoenix terminals with the smaller cross-section yet.

Now it’s time to work these out mentally first ;-)