14121217005000

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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

Terminal blocks are an essential part of any electrical system; they provide connection points between circuit components, allowing you to quickly and easily connect and disconnect wires. Through the use of different terminal block types and configurations, terminals are designed to carry one or more wires.

The 14121217005000 type Terminal block features protection against moisture and dust (IP rating). In order to ensure a reliable connection, the 4mm diameter terminals feature an 8mm long insertion depth. The terminals are made from nickel plated aluminum alloy and are rated at 12 Amps per contact, with a total current rating of 36 Amps.

The 14121217005000 terminal blocks are typically used in applications where a large number of terminal blocks are needed in a confined space. Additionally, they are also suitable for applications where high currents need to be managed in an electrical system.

The working principle behind a terminal block is fairly simple. The design is typically composed of rows upon rows of individual terminals, which are connected to a set of conductive bars. The connection between the bars and terminals are achieved through the use of soldering or other methods of securing the parts. When the terminal blocks are connected to a common ground, an electrical current is allowed to flow between them and any connected wires.

When wiring capacity needs to be increased, terminal blocks need to be expanded. This requires the addition of blocks that are linked together with conductive bars, thereby expanding the number of terminals available for wiring.

Terminal blocks are most commonly used in industrial applications such as control systems, power distribution, battery charging systems, electrical equipment panels, and more. The simple connection concept of the terminal block, combined with its rugged construction makes it a valuable component for any electrical application.

When selecting a suitable terminal block there are many important factors to consider, such as current, portability, thermal rating, connection accuracy, and insulation requirements. Different types of terminal blocks offer many advantages and disadvantages, and can be used for both low and high current applications.

Overall, terminal blocks play a critical role in any electrical system; they are easy to install and can save time. When selecting the right terminal block for your application, it is important to consider the requirements and then select the best option.

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