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Terminal blocks are widely used in a variety of electronics application fields. Generally, they are used to fasten two or more electrical wires to a PC or another electrical device. This article will discuss the application field and working principles of 1861183 terminal blocks - panel mount.

Application Fields of 1861183 Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount

1861183 terminal blocks are mainly used for electrical and electronic applications such as instrumentation, motor control centers, relay logic, and other industrial applications. They are suitable for connecting wires with PVC, PE, PTFE, teflon and other types of insulation. They can also be used for pluggable and non-pluggable connections in electronics equipment. The terminal blocks are available in both horizontal and vertical types.

Working Principles of 1861183 Terminal Blocks – Panel Mount

The 1861183 terminal blocks feature a spring-cage clamp system, which helps to ensure secure contact with the electrical wire without any damage to the insulation. The unique design of the clamp ensures that the wire is properly secured and the contact is maintained. The terminal blocks also feature a unique wire-mesh pad, which helps to keep the wire in place and reduce the risk of shorts. In addition, the terminal blocks feature shield contacts, which helps to protect wires from external environmental influences. Finally, the terminal blocks are designed with a universal mounting hole, so that they can be easily attached to any type of equipment.

Conclusion

1861183 terminal blocks are designed for a variety of electronics application fields. The spring-cage clamp system, the wire mesh pad, shield contacts, and the universal mounting hole all contribute to a secure electrical connection, and protection from environmental influences. These features make 1861183 terminal blocks - panel mount ideal for a wide variety of applications.

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