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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

Terminal blocks, often called headers, plugs and sockets, are electrical wiring components used to connect electrical wires and cables. They are used for a variety of electrical applications such as in-line connections, insulated terminals, and electrical grounding. They are generally used in conjunction with other electrical wiring components such as circuit breakers, power supplies, and switches.

Terminal blocks come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials, and are often used in conjunction with one another to achieve a desired electrical connection. There are three main types of terminal blocks: the header, the plug, and the socket. Each type serves a different purpose.

Header Terminal Block

A header terminal block, also called a head-board, is a block used to connect wire, cables, and other components to a power supply. It contains a single row of electrical contacts, and is typically made of durable plastic or metal. Header blocks are commonly used for low-voltage and broad applications, as well as for more specialized ones such as wind power and solar panel projects. They are also often used when wiring multiple devices together.

Plug Terminal Block

A plug terminal block is a wiring component used for connecting two wires to create an electrical connection. It usually has two prongs, one at the top and one at the bottom. The top prong is the source of the electrical current and the bottom prong is the ground contact. Both prongs can be inserted into different types of plugs such as banana plugs, alligator clips, and other connectors.

Socket Terminal Block

A socket terminal block is a device used for connecting an electrical outlet to a power source. It typically contains two or more sockets, one for the incoming power supply and another for the outgoing power supply. Socket terminal blocks are often used in conjunction with other electrical wiring components, such as plugs, connectors, and circuit breakers. They can be installed onto a wall or ceiling, or mounted in a rack or cabinet.

Terminal blocks, headers, plugs, and sockets provide the necessary electrical wiring components for a wide variety of applications. These components are easy to install, cost-efficient, easy to maintain and are reliable and durable. They also allow for reliable electrical connections without the need for complex wiring and installation.

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