0387700214

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Terminal blocks with product code 0387700214 are ladder style barrier blocks. Designed with ladder construction, barrier blocks make it easy for electricians, technicians and engineers to configure, connect, and disconnect two sets of power or signal and control cables. Barrier blocks are typically used in applications such as voltage distribution, signal connectors, potential transformers, or ground connections.

Advantages of barrier blocks include their flexibility, modularity, safety and cost. Barrier blocks also come with numerous features that make installation and assembly easier. Commonly integrated features include pretinned terminals, test points, pre-bonded conductors, terminal breadths, bending levers, and solder cups. Spring-loaded cage clamps help to secure the wires in place while marking plates let engineers easily identify the functions and terminations of the barrier blocks.

Barrier blocks are made of either plastic or metal. If you are using them for industrial applications, metal barrier blocks are more suitable than plastic barrier blocks. This is because metal barrier blocks are more robust and have higher current and voltage ratings than their plastic counterparts. Metal barrier blocks also have the advantage of being resistant to conditions like corrosion or vibration which plastic barrier blocks are not. As such, they are perfect for use in harsh environments which may contain sustances like oils, chemicals, and solvents.

Barrier blocks are available in a wide variety of configurations, from simple one-piece blocks to multishop express connectors. In addition, the connection is divided into two parts: a top side that connects the two cables and a bottom side that connects the two output cables. This is convenient when wiring an electrical or electronic control circuit, as it eliminates the need to separate pieces of wire.

The working principle of barrier blocks is quite simple. To connect two cables, one end of the block is plugged into an outlet while the other is inserted into a panel. Then, the top and bottom sides of the block are screwed together, creating a connection between the two wires. If more than two cables need to be connected, additional connections can be made by inserting additional sets of terminals into the block in sequence. The benefit of using barrier blocks for connectivity is that it eliminates the need for soldering and provides an easy and straightforward way of connecting two or more cables.

Overall, barrier blocks with product code 0387700214 are versatile and safe connection options for electrical and electronic control circuits. Their durability, modular construction, and safety features make them the perfect choice for industrial applications. In addition, their ease of installation makes them an ideal solution for both novice and experienced electrical engineers.

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