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Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks

A 0386303713 terminal block is a terminal connection point used in electric and electronic engineering. It allows you to connect and disconnect wires quickly and easily, without having to unscrew, and unplug components. It is commonly used to create quickly broken connections or circuit changes. It is also useful for securely mounting and providing electric power connections between two electronic devices.

Application Field

0386303713 Terminal blocks can be used in various application fields. They can be used in consumer electronic circuits, RFI/EMI shielding, switchgear, process control, laboratory equipment, and industrial automation. It is also a great device for high current applications, since it can handle up to 20A. Furthermore, its versatile design allows it to accommodate different wire sizes from 0.2 mm² to 1.5 mm².

Working Principle

The 0386303713 terminal block works by using a pair of conductive channels in the shape of a modular box. These channels are fitted with electrical contacts that allow the wire to pass through. When the wire passes through, the electrical contacts are closed, completing the electrical circuit. The terminals are also insulated with rubber, making it safe and easy to use.

The terminal block also consists of a barrier that helps separate each of the two channels. This barrier makes it easier to disconnect and connect the terminal without having to disconnect multiple pieces of wire. Additionally, the barrier also helps dissipate heat, which is crucial when it comes to high current applications.

Conclusion

The 0386303713 Terminal Blocks are a reliable and easy-to-use solution for high current applications. Their versatile design allows for compatibility with different wire sizes, making them suitable for a wide array of applications. Moreover, the integrated barrier helps provide added protection and heat dissipation.

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