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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

Terminal Blocks, also called terminal boards, are commonly found in printed circuit board (PCB) and other electronic design applications. Their function is to provide a connection point between the components on the board and the external connections required for electrical systems to operate. The type of terminal block used depends on the type of electrical system, the environment it will be operating in, and the level of current and voltage protection required. The 0395332915 Terminal Blocks are industrial-grade models, designed for long-term reliable performance in heavy-duty and hazardous environments.

Application Field

The 0395332915 Terminal Blocks are designed for use in industrial and hazardous environment applications. Applications include power distribution, process control, instrumentation, automation, and switchgear. They can also be used in medical, automotive, and aerospace applications. The terminal blocks are rated for up to 600VAC at 100A, so they are ideal for a variety of tasks.

Working Principle

The 0395332915 Terminal Blocks feature an insulated barrier between the contacts and the operating voltage. This provides the user with a safe and reliable connection, allowing for the easy insertion and removal of the wires. The terminal blocks also come with a variety of accessories, such as protective covers, strain reliefs, and safety shutters. The terminal blocks are certified for use in hazardous areas, meeting CE, UL, and CSA certification requirements.

The 0395332915 Terminal Blocks are designed for easy installation and use. They come with clear labeling and color coding for easy identification and wiring. The terminal blocks can be used in a variety of applications, from low voltage to high voltage, and from low current to high current. They can also be used in a wide range of environmental conditions.

Conclusion

The 0395332915 Terminal Blocks are an industrial-grade, reliable and safe connection system for a variety of applications. They are designed to meet the needs of a wide range of environments and operating conditions. Their insulation and safety features make them ideal for use in hazardous and industrial environments. Their easy installation and use make them suitable for a variety of applications, from low voltage to high voltage, and from low current to high current.