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Terminal blocks – barrier blocks (reference number 0387344916) are highly versatile electrical components used by engineers and technicians in various applications. They are primarily used in the engineering, service, and industrial maintenance industries for a variety of purposes, such as connecting electric wires, controlling and monitoring electrical circuits, and powering up electrical systems. Barrier blocks provide a greater degree of protection against electric shock or damage due to fire or overheating.

Barrier blocks are designed to securely cordon off hazardous areas of an electrical system. They feature an electrically insulated barrier which keeps potentially dangerous parts of the circuit away from users. In certain systems, this barrier also serves as a firewall that prevents inadvertent short circuits from occurring. Additionally, barrier blocks are designed to handle high power loads and thus offer superior protection to personnel working on or around the system.

The most common type of barrier block is the sub-miniature barrier block, which is composed of small conductive plates or strip-like conductors. These conductors are used to connect conductive pins to each other. The connection between the conductors and the pins is done by soldering. Sub-miniature barrier blocks are capable of handling up to 60 amp, 12 or 24-volt circuits. Their small size makes them suitable for applications which require extremely small devices.

Another type of barrier block is the snap-out barrier block. This block is constructed from plastic or nylon, and features snapping or “teeth” which must be manually unlocked before disconnection of the circuit can take place. These blocks are perfect for installations which experience a high degree of frequent use, as they require little maintenance and are simple to use.

Working principle wise, terminal blocks-barrier blocks are designed to enable the reliable connection of two or more electrical components with each other. This connection is achieved through a current bridge that opens and closes with a final connection point between two points. In a typical application, the connection between two electrical components requires the simultaneous connection of two separate conductors, each delivering current from its own source. These two conductors become connected when placed between two contact points of a terminal block-barrier block, creating a single-point connection point.

This single-point connection point then enables the two separate conductors to be connected to each other without actual physical contact. The two points of the terminal block-barrier block are connected by a flexible “bridge” which is filled with an inert gas. This bridge prevents an electrical arc from occurring, thus allowing the two conductors to remain connected without forming a potentially dangerous spark or fire.

In conclusion, terminal blocks-barrier blocks (reference number 0387344916) provide a protective layer against electric current and prevent short circuits from happening. They also enable the reliable connection of two or more electrical components with each other, which is essential for circuits that require frequent use and/or higher currents. These blocks come in various sizes and designs, allowing them to fit most system requirements. With their numerous benefits, terminal blocks – barrier blocks are essential components used in a variety of electronics applications.

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