1727728

Series:	COMBICON DFK-PC
Part Status:	Active
Front Panel Wire Connection:	Header, Male Pins
Rear Panel Wire Connection:	PCB Pins - Right Angle
Width:	2.863" (72.72mm)
Panel Thickness:	0.039 ~ 0.118" (1.0 ~ 3.0mm)
Positions Per Level:	5
Panel Mount Type:	2 Piece, Snap Lock - Front Flange
Pitch:	0.300" (7.62mm)
Voltage - UL:	300V
Current - UL:	41A
Wire Gauge:	--
Color:	Green
Features:	Threaded Mating Lock, Shield Connection Front Side
Number of Levels:	1

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Terminal Blocks - Panel MountTerminal blocks are electrical connection systems designed for use in various applications, including the mounting of panels. Panel mount terminal blocks are particularly useful for connecting electrical and electronic components on printed circuit boards.The most common types of terminal blocks are the pluggable type and spring-clamp terminal block. Pluggable terminal blocks are easy to install, require minimal wiring, and provide a secure electrical connection. Spring-clamp terminal blocks offer simple maintenance and quick-connect capabilities.The components used to assemble a terminal block are sold in a kit, with each component standardized and numbered for easy identification. These components include: insulators, screws, levers, and terminals.Terminal blocks are generally made from insulating material. The most widely used insulating materials are polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyester, and polyethylene terephthalate (PET). For applications with high electrical and physical properties, electrical insulation materials such as polyimide and fiberglass are used.When installing a terminal block onto a printed circuit board (PCB), the following steps should be taken to ensure a secure connection. Firstly, a hole of the right size should be drilled into the PCB. Next, the insulators should be placed in the hole and the mounting screws should be tightened. Finally, the terminal should be inserted and secured with the lever.Terminal blocks are often used in various commercial, industrial, and consumer-level applications. Some of these applications include: control circuit boards, LED lighting, switchgear, automation devices, and more.Terminal block designs can vary depending on the type of application and the voltage and current requirements. Higher rated current and voltage require thicker components for insulation and extra space to house larger terminal blocks.Terminal blocks can also be used to connect multiple electrical components together. Multi-pole terminal strips, also known as power distribution strips, provide an easy way to connect multiple electrical components. Multi-pole terminal strips also offer higher electrical insulation than regular wired connections, making them ideal for applications that require higher-voltage current.Terminal blocks can also be used to provide surge protection. Surge protection terminal blocks are designed to limit the amount of voltage or current that can enter an electrical circuit. This helps to protect the connected equipment from damage caused by sudden power surges.Terminal blocks are used for a variety of electrical applications, but the most common are the mounting of panels and power distribution. They offer an efficient and cost-effective way to route and secure electric signals, making them an essential component of any electrical system.

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