1703823

Series:	COMBICON DFK-IPC
Part Status:	Active
Front Panel Wire Connection:	Header, Female Sockets
Rear Panel Wire Connection:	Bolt/Screw Clamp - Wire Entry Parallel to Panel
Width:	4.417" (112.20mm)
Panel Thickness:	0.039 ~ 0.118" (1.0 ~ 3.0mm)
Positions Per Level:	7
Panel Mount Type:	2 Piece, Snap Lock - Front Flange
Pitch:	0.400" (10.16mm)
Voltage - UL:	600V
Current - UL:	55A
Wire Gauge:	6-20 AWG
Color:	Green
Features:	Threaded Mating Lock, Shield Connection Front Side
Number of Levels:	1

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Terminal blocks (also known as terminal boards or strips) are designed for use as point-to-point electrical connections between different devices within an electrical circuit. Terminal blocks provide simple and secure connections and save time in wiring. Terminal blocks are available in different configurations and styles for various applications in the industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.Terminal blocks of the panel-mount variety are ideal for use in control panel applications where additional wiring is needed. This type of block mounts onto a panel and allows for connections to be made to that panel. The mounting allows for additional wires to be added without needing new boxes or conduit for changes. Panel-mount terminal blocks are commonly used in the control of production, motion, and liquid transfer processes. They are widely used in various industrial systems for the data transmission between different devices such as measuring sensors, actuators, and controllers. The blocks provide a safe and reliable connection for the signal and power supply wiring. Terminal blocks come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and current ratings. The most commonly used panel-mount terminal blocks are cage clamp, spring cage, screw clamp, and solderless connections. These blocks offer a number of different features, such as a wide range of current ratings, pole spacing, and mounting types. With the variety of terminal blocks available, the user can select the most suitable type for their application.The working principle of panel-mount terminal blocks is relatively simple. The user connects the wire into the terminal block, then fastens the clamping mechanism that secures the connection. Some types use a spring which pressurizes the wire to ensure a reliable connection. This type of connection is also beneficial for use in vibration prone applications. The Cage clamp type of panel-mount terminal block is the most popular and is used to make reliable connections between two wires. It consists of two pieces, the base and the clamping element. The base provides the connection for the wire and the clamping element provides the mounting frame for the terminal blocks. The user inserts the wire into the terminal block through the slots in the base and the clamping element is then snapped into place. The two pieces are then connected by a screw, which locks the clamping element to the base. The screw provides a tight connection to ensure a secure fit and reliable connection.The Spring Cage type of terminal block is a more recent development and is used to make quick connections between two wires. This type of terminal block consists of a spring cage, which fits inside a base. A clamping element is then connected to the spring cage to secure it in place. The user then connects the wire into the terminal block and fastens a screw to secure the connection. The screw provides a tight connection which ensures a reliable fit and secure connection. The Screw Clamp type of terminal block is similar to the spring cage type, but instead of a screw, a screw clamp is used to secure the connection. The screw clamp provides a more secure connection and prevents vibration from loosening the connection.The Solderless type terminal block is the most recent type of terminal block and is used for quick and reliable connections. This type of terminal block is constructed with two contact strips, a base, and a cover. The user inserts the wire into the contact strip and fastens a screw to secure the connection. The cover then slides over the base to ensure a secure connection. In conclusion, there are several different types of panel-mount terminal blocks each with their own working principles. Whether you need added security or a quick connection, there is a panel-mount terminal block that will suit your needs. With the wide range of current ratings and pole spacings available, choosing the right terminal block for your application will be a snap.

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