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Terminal Blocks - Wire to Board

Terminal Blocks, also known as Wire-To-Board Connectors, are used to connect electrical and electronic components, such as LED lights, switches, solenoids, and similar components to an electrical circuit. Typically, Terminal Blocks consist of a base and a removable strap or wire that can be interchanged with other compatible Terminal Blocks, providing versatility and easy maintenance. The features and benefits of these connectors vary greatly from product to product, including such features as insulation displacement, guaranteed connection, and increased durability.

Application Field

Terminal Blocks are widely used in a variety of industries, including automotive, communication, power supply, mining, machinery, machinery controlled by computers, consumer electronics, instrumentation, and many others. These connectors are used for both DC and AC power distribution, signal and data communication, and lighting applications. The use of Terminal Blocks ensures reliable connections in both high and low power environments while also protecting the circuit from transmission fault and overloads.Terminal Blocks are used in a variety of applications, including single wire systems, multiple conductor systems, and single pole/multi-pole systems. In single wire systems, Terminal Blocks connect a single wire to a primary lead or conductor. Multiple conductor systems permit multiple wires to be connected to the same primary lead, providing greater flexibility and ease of wiring. Single pole/multi-pole systems require multiple connections to a large number of terminals or lead wires, which is often the case for power, signal, and lighting applications.

Working Principle

Terminal Blocks can be divided into two main categories - insulated and non-insulated. Insulated Terminal Blocks are typically used for power distribution and are connected to the circuit by connecting a wire to the terminal and then inserting the wire into a pre-drilled hole of the block and fastening it in place with a screw or other fastener. In the case of non-insulated Terminal Blocks, a variety of connection methods can be used, including solder, crimp, blade, and ring connections.When using insulated Terminal Blocks, a variety of common wire connectors and strips are available. The most common type of connection is the insulated multi-conductor strip. These strips permit multiple wires to be connected to the same primary lead in a safe and reliable manner. Terminal Blocks are also commonly used for single conductor connections, in which case only a single wire needs to be connected to the primary lead. This is typically done by screwing the wire into the terminal block using a terminal screw or a screwless terminal.Terminal Blocks also commonly feature insulation displacement connections (IDC) which allow for fast and reliable power/signal and data connections. In this method, wires and cables are pressed into the appropriate grooves in the Terminal Block. The insulation on the wires is then pushed aside, making contact between the wires and the metallic plate within the block. This is a safe and efficient way to connect multiple wires to one another.Terminal Blocks are used extensively in virtually every form of electronic circuit and are key components that ensure safe and reliable operation. Whether it is a single wire connection, a two-pole connection, or a multi-pole system, Terminal Blocks offer a reliable and cost-effective solution. They provide reliable power and signal distribution, data communication, and lighting connections. With their superior features and benefits, Terminal Blocks are essential components in any electronic circuit.

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