0391002504

0391002504 Terminal Block - Barrier Blocks

Barrier Blocks are adaptable, insulated terminal blocks designed for residential, commercial and industrial applications. The unique design of the blocks allows the user to quickly and easily create a reliable electrical connection. Barrier Blocks are used in a variety of situations such as panel boards, control cabinets and control panels. They can also be used in computer applications, security and surveillance systems, lighting control, power distribution, industrial machinery and scientific instrumentation.

Application Field

Barrier Blocks are used in any area or application that requires a secure electrical connection. These include applications such as motor control, electrical wiring, switchgear, relays and lighting controls. The blocks are a preferred choice for electrical panels, control boxes and junction boxes because they provide reliable electrical connections and offer protection against short-circuiting and overload.

The blocks are commonly used in applications such as motor control, communication systems, lighting control, and power distribution systems. They are also found in control centers, industrial machines, PLCs and process control systems. They can also be used in computer applications such as networking and security and surveillance systems.

Barrier Blocks are also used in automation processes such as conveyor systems, production lines, door access control, and material handling systems. They are also used in automotive applications, including automatic transmission and suspension control systems.

Working Principle

A Barrier Block is comprised of three main components: a terminal block, a bridging member and a barrier strip. The terminal block is a plastic or metal box that contains multiple terminals and provides access to the existing wiring. The two connecting wires are inserted into the terminal block. The bridging member is a plastic or metal bridge that features two cleanly bent pieces of metal. It is used to connect the two wires together.

The barrier strip is a narrow strip of plastic or metal. It is inserted between the terminal block and the bridging member to provide insulation and to reduce the possibility of short-circuiting. The strip also prevents contact between the two wires.

Barrier Blocks provide a reliable and secure connection between two electrical components. The blocks are easy to install and provide quick and simple access to the wiring. They are also used in multiple applications and can be used to create a reliable electrical connection in any environment.