1331260000

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Terminal blocks are often used when wire is to be connected with printed circuits, such as PC boards or control elements. These are amoung the most frequently used connection elements within industrial automation and building services technology, since they are both efficient and reliable.The applications of terminal blocks vary significantly depending on the product type. For example, terminal blocks are used for places such as train cars, planes, ships, and a variety of other mediums for power supply connections as well as the signal connections, with appliction areas such as power engineering technology, measuring and control technology, electronics, audio and video industry, and renewable energy technology.In more detail, terminal blocks like the Anderson 1331260000 are used for connecting cables, boards etc with their respective devices. Primarily, terminal blocks are used to secure and provide circuit continuity across various electrically joined components. They are also used to connect wires between various devices, and this is all achieved with minimal assembly and disassembly time as opposed to hard wiring. These components are known for their superior quality construction and design, and are perfect for a variety of electrical applications.Anderson’s 1331260000 terminal blocks have a flange on one side for mounting, and the other side has three eyelets for attaching wires. The terminals are rated up to 12 Amps, and have an operating temperature range of -20°C to 100°C. The clamps are reversible and dual core permanently integrated with the terminal. The 1331260000 terminal blocks are UL certified with a 5-1/2 kV rating for low voltage wiring and offer a continuous cable run with no electrical connection, as well as kink protection for grounding wires.The working principle of terminal blocks is quite straightforward, with the majority of installation methods involving screw or cage clamp systems. The screw-clamp method requires the user to insert the bare wire into the closed terminal connection and then tighten a screw to clamp the wire in place. This allows for the electrical connection to occur. The cage clamp system requires the user to insert a spring loaded bar into the opening on the terminal connection, and then insert the bare wire into the spring-loaded bar. Once the bare wire has been inserted, the spring-loaded bar is released, and the wire is firmly clamped in place to make the electrical connection.Aside from connection between wires and components, Anderson’s 1331260000 terminal block also offers shielding options for this type of electrical connection which is ideal for electromagnetic interference (EMI) sensitive design elements. Essentially, these clamps are designed to reduce radio frequency (RF) from being radiated or conducted outside of the enclosure, and ensure a secure connection inside the enclosure.Overall, the Anderson 1331260000 terminal blocks are designed for easy assembly, and simple connection system ensures an efficient and reliable connection between cables, boards, and other devices. By utilizing the screw-clamp or the cage clamp system, the user can easily set up the terminal with minimal time or effort, and the rugged design of these components ensures long-term reliability.

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