1711378

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Terminal blocks are a type of electrical connectors designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between wires and other components in an electrical system. They simplify wire management and provide protection against electrical shock or short circuits. They are often used in industrial applications such as factory automation, process control and railway signal applications.

The 1711378 terminal block is a header with a 12mm rail-mount terminal block that is designed to be used in machine automation and railway signal applications. It is equipped with a 2.5mm pitch that is easily connected to conventional terminals and PCB (printed circuit board). The unit has UL certified construction rated to AC600V/ 10A and DC2000V/ 3A.

1711378 terminal block header features a robust design with a molded body for further protection against corrosion and other environmental factors. It offers secure and reliable connections for up to six wires with 5mm of spacing between each connection point. The header panel features a dielectric insert to keep wires from contact with the terminal body.

The 1711378 terminal block header works by using pressure contact technology. This allows for an easy connection between the header and its mating connector. Pressure contact technology uses a pressure arm that pushes against the mating contacts, creating a reliable electrical contact that is resistant to vibration, shock and heat. The header also uses a retention clip for added security.

The 1711378 terminal block header is a great choice for electrical systems that require secure and reliable connections. It offers a wide range of terminals and wiring options and is capable of handling higher power than standard headers. The unit is also highly resistant to shock and vibration, making it an ideal solution for harsh environments.

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