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Terminal Blocks - Barrier BlocksBarrier blocks are a type of terminal block used for securely connecting electrical components within a larger system, such as an assembly line or industrial machinery. These types of blocks provide a safe, attractive, and manageable solution for controlling power, providing access to wiring schematics and troubleshooting, as well as providing protection from electrical shock.Barrier blocks come in a variety of sizes and shapes, ranging from single-pole to 17-pole. They typically feature an external insulation layer that covers the available poles, which can be booted up or down for a clean and minimal appearance. Inside the block, each pole has a solid wall preventing electrical arcs and back-feeding. The external insulation ensures that any electrical surges are contained to the block, instead of flowing throughout the system.The voltage tolerances and amperage ratings on these types of blocks usually range between 1-5 VDC/DC, 10-25 A, and 3-20A, depending on the model and size. Generally, larger blocks have higher current ratings. As such, they are suitable for machinery and industrial applications up to 5-10 kW.In addition, some models also include a test lead that can be connected to a test meter, which allows technicians to quickly troubleshoot issues and verify the correctness of wiring. There are also screwless or “quick-connect” designs available, which reduce installation time and allow for easy maintenance.Barrier blocks are available in a variety of styles, including DIN rail mounts, junction boxes, and junction boxes with test points. Junction boxes simplify the installation of the blocks, providing a direct connection between the cables and the block. They also provide easier access for technicians to make electrical connections. Test points are generally mounted onto the junction box\'s side or top, allowing technicians to easily monitor and test the voltage, Current, or power levels.In summary, barrier blocks are a type of terminal block used to securely connect electrical components within a larger system. These blocks provide a safe, attractive, and manageable solution for controlling power and providing access to wiring schematics and troubleshooting. They come in a variety of sizes, styles, and voltages, making them suitable for a wide range of applications from controlling small motors to powering large industrial machines.

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