1702028

Series:	COMBICON DFK-PC
Part Status:	Active
Front Panel Wire Connection:	Header, Male Pins
Rear Panel Wire Connection:	PCB Pins - Right Angle
Width:	2.592" (65.84mm)
Panel Thickness:	0.039 ~ 0.118" (1.0 ~ 3.0mm)
Positions Per Level:	3
Panel Mount Type:	2 Piece, Snap Lock - Front Flange
Pitch:	0.400" (10.16mm)
Voltage - UL:	600V
Current - UL:	5A
Wire Gauge:	--
Color:	Green
Features:	Threaded Mating Lock, Shield Connection Feedthrough
Number of Levels:	1

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Terminal Blocks - Panel Mount

Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount are an electrical component used to join electrical circuits, wires and other devices. The terminal block is typically composed of an insulating base, a connector (contact) and conductor for mounting (which can be individually adapted). They are used in various applications to join electrical components and secure existing connections in a safe and reliable manner. Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount can be single-, double- or multi-pole devices, thus they are capable of connecting multiple electrical components in an array. The base of the terminal block is usually composed of a durable and flame resistant insulating material, such as polymer or plastic. There are various shapes for terminal blocks to match the application they are used for, such as DIN rails, rectangular blocks, plug-in modules and screw-type devices. The typical characteristics of Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount include voltage, current, insulation voltage and terminals. Rated current is the level of current that can safely sustain the terminal block, measured in amperes. The insulation voltage rate indicates the maximum voltage a terminal block can support between two circuits, shown as the insulation value in volts. The temperature rise rating indicates the terminal block\'s temperature capability in a hot environment which can cause fatigue of materials. The contact of Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount is typically made of brass or other copper alloys, plated with tin or silver for better conductivity. It is most common for the contact to be held in place by a removable preloaded spring clip on the terminal block. With the contacts in place, this allows for current to flow freely and securely from one electrical component to the others. Multiple types of connection systems can be used to secure the wire into the terminal block depending on the design and application. These include screw connection, spring connection, soldering and Insulation Displacement Connectors (IDC). Screw connection terminal blocks use screw tightly and release when unscrewed for easy removal of wires. Spring connection terminal blocks use a spring-loaded mechanism to hold the wire and contacts. This method is a popular choice for simple and secure wire connections. Solder connection terminal blocks are used to permanently soldered the wire to the terminal. IDC connection terminal blocks are used to connect two insulated wires without the need for stripping the insulation, thus providing a quick and easy connection.Using Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount can provide a reliable and secure connection for power and signal distribution in many different types of applications. Its convenience and reliability make it an ideal choice for power, automation and control solutions as well environment monitoring, communication systems, instrumentation and outdoor applications. The wide range of product sizes, and the option for panel or rail mounting, provides flexibility for users when designing their optimal system solutions. Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount can be customized or modified for different applications. Customized features include terminal blocks with surge protection or high-speed communication systems, supporting a variety of system functionalities. Additionally, glass-filled polyester or thermoplastic base materials and contacts provide long-lasting durability and performance, which is particularly useful in harsh or high-temperature environments. The benefits of using Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount are multiple, ranging from simpler installation and reduced assembly time, to improved safety and reliability and reduced costs. Furthermore, these types of terminal blocks provide excellent electrical insulation and are designed to reduce the risk of short circuits and sparks. All these benefits allow for efficient and safe connections in a variety of different applications. In conclusion, Terminal Blocks – Panel Mounts are a widely used and adaptable type of electrical component, used to join electrical circuits and devices in a secure and reliable manner. With multiple connection systems, customization options and a host of features and benefits, these terminals provide an optimal solution across a wide range of applications.

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