1709018

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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

Terminal blocks are components used in the electrical wiring of buildings to provide an easy-to-install connection between two or more conductors. They come in different shapes and sizes, but all have the same purpose. There are three main types of terminal blocks; headers, plugs, and sockets.

Headers

Headers are often rectangular in shape and are the most basic type of terminal block. They are usually used to finish the wiring of a build and can also be used as a junction between two conductors. They often feature threads on one side to secure wires.

Plugs

Plugs are cylindrical in shape and feature a threaded connection at one end. This thread is used to secure the plug in place. They are often used in circuit boards to provide power to individual components or circuits.

Sockets

Sockets are similar to plugs in that they feature a threaded connection, but instead of the plug, they are the receptacle. They are commonly used in wiring applications with larger wires and can handle higher currents than plugs.

1709018 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1709018 is a two-pole terminal block designed for low voltage applications. It features a threaded connection on each pole for secure wiring and a threaded connection on the rear for secure installation. The connection on the rear is designed to be used with a connector that secures the terminal block in place.

The 1709018 is designed for use in DC (direct current) applications. It has two different sets of connections; live and neutral. The live connection is used to carry the voltage from the power source, while the neutral connection is used to connect to ground. The live connection can handle up to 15A of current, while the neutral connection can handle up to 5A of current.

The 1709018 is designed to be used with stranded or solid copper wire. It is rated for UL (Underwriter Laboratories) and CSA (Canadian Standards Assocation) approved use. It is also rated for temperature range of -40°C to +105°C.

To use the 1709018 terminal block, one simply attaches the wire or conductor to the connection on the threaded side of the terminal. Then the other end of the wire is attached to the connection on the rear of the terminal. Finally, a connector is fitted to the rear connection to secure the terminal in place.

In summary, the 1709018 terminal block is designed for low voltage DC electrical applications. It features a threaded connection on each pole for secure wiring, a threaded connection on the rear for secure installation, and is rated for UL and CSA approved use. To use, one simply attaches the wire or conductor to the connection on the threaded side of the terminal, and attaches the other end to the connection on the rear. Finally, a connector is fitted to the rear connection to secure the terminal in place.

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