1701676

Series:	COMBICON DFK-PC
Part Status:	Active
Front Panel Wire Connection:	Header, Male Pins
Rear Panel Wire Connection:	PCB Pins - Right Angle
Width:	3.965" (100.72mm)
Panel Thickness:	0.039 ~ 0.118" (1.0 ~ 3.0mm)
Positions Per Level:	8
Panel Mount Type:	2 Piece, Snap Lock
Pitch:	0.400" (10.16mm)
Voltage - UL:	600V
Current - UL:	5A
Wire Gauge:	--
Color:	Green
Features:	--
Number of Levels:	1

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Terminal Blocks - Panel Mount A terminal block is an electrical interface between two or more conductors, typically with two or more conductive connection points. The terminal block is commonly used to connect wires in a clean and secure way, providing a reliable electrical connection and a ruggedised physical connection that can withstand harsh environmental conditions. Panel mount terminal blocks are typically used to connect individual wires in an industrial or commercial setting, such as a factory, office building, or any other type of building. The most common type of panel mount terminal block is the clamped terminal block, consisting of two parts, the clamping block and the connecting block. The two parts are held together by a screw, allowing wires to be securely connected and easily disconnected if necessary. Clamped terminal blocks are available in various sizes, with the number of connections ranging from two to 12, depending on the model. The connections can be hardwired directly to the terminal or connected through a flexible cable. The clamped terminal block also includes a third component, a torque limiter, which helps ensure that the connection points remain secure and that no damage occurs during the connection process. Another type of panel mount terminal block is the pin and sock terminal. This terminal block consists of one block with pins that make a connection with metal sockets in the other block. This type of terminal block allows the connection to be securely fastened and the wires attached without risk of them accidentally slipping out. The pin and sock terminal is typically used to connect two or more wires in an industrial or commercial setting. This type of terminal block typically does not include a torque limiter and can be difficult and time-consuming to replace when needed. The next type of panel mount terminal block is the multipin terminal block. This type of block is ideal for connecting more than two wires, and usually includes several rows of small pins housed in one block. The pins are connected via a special terminal strip that is inserted into each block, allowing for easy removal when necessary. This type of terminal block is very common in industrial settings, and is often used to connect large numbers of wires. Finally, there is the busbar type terminal block. This type of terminal block is ideal for connecting large numbers of wires. It consists of one block with several rows of large pins connected to a metal busbar. This type of terminal block is usually used in more advanced applications, such as power distribution systems. The large pins allow the connection to be very secure, preventing accidental disconnection of the wires. In summary, the panel mount terminal block is a versatile electrical interface, ideal for connecting wires in a clean and secure way. The various types of panel mount terminal blocks available will suit a variety of applications, from the simple clamped terminal block to the more advanced busbar type terminal block. Each type offers a secure and reliable connection, ideal for a range of environments.

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