1683400000 Connectors, Interconnects

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Terminal blocks are an important electrical component used in device design, manufacture, and maintenance. They are used to bridge two circuits together or to separate two circuits. Terminal blocks are available in many different physical forms, including Din Rail, Channel, and Power Distribution Blocks. The Din Rail Mounted terminal block is the most popular form used in industrial applications, but there are many other configurations available. Here we look at the specifications, application field, and working principle of the Din Rail terminal blocks.

Specifications

The Din Rail terminal block is composed of three main parts; a terminal block, a mounting plate, and a base plate. The terminal block has a contact for the wires to be connected to, and the mounting plate has a set of screws that attach the terminal to the base plate. To ensure a secure connection, the mounting screws are tightened with a set screwdriver. The Din Rail terminal block also features a holding clip, which is used to secure the terminal block in place. The Din Rail terminal block is available in a variety of sizes, from 16.834 mm to 8.254 mm.

Application Field

In a variety of industrial applications, including, but not limited to, control cabinets, electric motor control, industrial automation, robotics, data communications, sound and lighting systems, medical equipment, and power distribution, Din Rail terminal blocks are widely used. They are used for connecting and transferring electricity and signals between multiple points in a system. They are also used to connect wires to other components, such as relays and timers.

Working Principle

Din Rail terminal blocks consist of two parts; a base plate and a terminal block. The terminal block is connected to the base plate with mounting screws and a set screwdriver. Wires are connected to the terminals of the terminal block and electricity and/or signals are then transferred to the destination point. The Din Rail terminal block transfer is made secure with the use of the holding clip, which is located on the base plate and grips the terminal block firmly in place.

Terminal blocks of this type are known for their high reliability and the fact that they make connections in a solid and efficient manner. As such, they are widely used in a variety of industrial applications requiring a reliable connection. Terminal blocks are also available in a wide range of sizes, making them suitable for many different types of applications.

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