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Series:	COMBICON DFK-MSTBA
Part Status:	Active
Front Panel Wire Connection:	Header, Male Pins
Rear Panel Wire Connection:	PCB Pins - Right Angle
Width:	3.372" (85.64mm)
Panel Thickness:	--
Positions Per Level:	13
Panel Mount Type:	Screw Mount - Rear Flange
Pitch:	0.200" (5.08mm)
Voltage - UL:	300V
Current - UL:	10A
Wire Gauge:	--
Color:	Green
Features:	Sealing Gasket
Number of Levels:	1

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Terminal blocks, also known as terminal strips, are modularized electrical connectors that connect multiple wires to terminals and provide modular circuit structures. They are used for everything from power and ground connection to switching of electrical pathways. Terminal blocks are available in a variety of sizes and configurations and have many applications in both residential and commercial settings.The primary purpose of a terminal block is to enable multiple wires to be connected to a single terminal. This simplifies the wiring process and saves time and money in the electrical installation process. Most terminal blocks are made of an insulating material, such as plastic or aluminum, with brass or copper blocks used for higher amperage applications.Terminal blocks come in two main types: panel-mount and pluggable. Panel-mount terminal blocks are installed directly on a panel, or wall, and are generally used for connecting electric loads to a power source. These blocks have two or more metal plates that are attached to the panel and are screwed together, forming a secure and watertight connection between the two.Panel-mount terminal blocks come in a variety of sizes, from single-pole blocks that accept one wire connection to multi-pole blocks that accept up to 144 connections. They come in various voltage ratings, current ratings, and wire sizes, and can be designed for either AC or DC applications.The working principle is fairly simple. The individual terminal block units are attached to the panel, and each has two metal plates: an input plate, which accepts a wire from the power source, and an output plate, which connects to the power load. The input plate is wired to the output plate using a set of terminal screws, and the corresponding inputs and outputs are connected by twisting the corresponding screws.Terminal blocks provide several benefits including a secure and watertight connection between two wires, ease and cost savings in installation, and flexibility in terms of the number of wires one can connect to a single terminal. In residential lighting applications, terminal blocks are ideal for connecting multiple switch fixtures to a single power source. In industrial applications, multiple power sources can be connected to each other using terminal blocks to increase the output of a control panel.Overall, terminal blocks are an essential component in any electrical system, providing quick and secure connections between wires and devices. Whether used for residential lighting, industrial settings, or commercial applications, the wide range of terminal block sizes and configurations ensures that there is an appropriate solution to meet the needs of any project.

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