1547610000

Series:	A
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Feed Through
Disconnect Type:	--
Number of Positions:	4
Number of Levels:	2
Terminal - Width:	5.1mm
Termination Style:	Push In
Current - IEC:	24A
Voltage - IEC:	800V
Current - UL:	20A
Voltage - UL:	600V
Wire Gauge or Range - AWG:	12-28 AWG
Wire Gauge or Range - mm²:	0.5-2.5mm²
Features:	--
Color:	Beige
Fuse Type:	--
Material - Insulation:	Thermoplastic, Wemid
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 V-0
Stripping Length:	10mm

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Introduction

Terminal blocks are a type of electrical connector used to connect two or more wires to a common point. They are available in both Din Rail and Channel versions, and the application field and working principle of each type are largely the same.

Withstand Voltage

Terminal blocks must be capable of withstanding high voltage while maintaining adequate safety. In particular, the voltage rating of a Din Rail terminal block is 10 times that of a Channel terminal block. Din Rail terminal blocks must therefore be designed to withstand 10 times the voltage of Channel terminal blocks.

High Rated Power

Terminal blocks must also be capable of withstanding high power (measured in Watts) while providing adequate safety. Din Rail and Channel terminal blocks typically have a maximum rated power of 100 Watts.

Mounting Arrangement

The mounting arrangement of the terminal block determines how well it will perform. Din Rail terminal blocks typically have a screw clamp mounting arrangement, while Channel terminal blocks typically have a spring clip mounting arrangement. Both of these types of mounting arrangements offer excellent performance, and are designed for easy installation and removal.

Electrical Connection

The electrical connection is achieved in a similar manner for both Din Rail and Channel terminal blocks. The terminals of the terminal block are firmly fixed in place via mounting screws, and the wires are inserted into the terminal block via an insulated jumper bar. The jumper bar prevents any electrical connection between the wires, which helps to maintain safety.

Current Rating

The current rating of a terminal block is determined by the connection type used. The current rating of a Din Rail terminal block is typically 20 Amps, while the current rating of a Channel terminal block is typically 10 Amps. This is because the greater number of terminals used for Din Rail terminal blocks requires additional insulation.

Advantages

The advantages of using terminal blocks include their ability to withstand high temperatures, as well as their ability to be customized for a variety of applications. Terminal blocks are also more resistant to shock and vibration, making them ideal for harsh environments.

Conclusion

Din Rail and Channel terminal blocks are both highly reliable and efficient, and offer many advantages. They offer excellent protection from electrical shock and are suitable for many different applications. By choosing the right design, Din Rail and Channel terminal blocks can provide excellent performance and reliability.

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