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Series:	VARIOFACE, VIP
Part Status:	Active
Process Side Connection:	Terminal Blocks - Screw Connection
Control Side Connection:	Rectangular, Male
Control Side Cable Retainer:	Latches
Positions / Poles:	14
Features:	LED
Voltage - Rated:	20VDC
Current Rating (Per Contact):	1A
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 50°C
Length:	1.567" (39.80mm)
Width:	2.579" (65.50mm)
Wire Gauge:	12-24 AWG

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Terminal Blocks - Interface Modules

Terminal blocks are interface modules used to terminate electrical signals and distribute power. They are typically used in industrial applications, such as pipe fitting and electrical fixture assembly, and have been gaining in popularity for various consumer and commercial applications.Terminal blocks typically consist of a plastic or metal housing, a conductive material, such as metal or graphite, and a mechanism for connecting the two. The conductive material makes an electrical connection between the terminal block and the device being wired. The connecting mechanism can vary, but typically includes a screw, bolt, or press-fit connector. Terminal blocks are commonly found in the backplane of an electronic device, such as a computer, or in the terminal strip of an equipment enclosure. They are also used in the backplanes of cabinets containing wiring relays or other protective components.Terminal blocks are commonly used to terminate and redistribute wiring. Each terminal block typically has two or more sets of connections with each set of connections providing an individual branch in a wire harness. For example, one terminal block may be used to terminate the wiring of a single circuit, while two or more terminal blocks can be used to branch off power from a single power supply. Another common application for terminal blocks is in the connection of multiple wire bundles. Each wire bundle is typically connected to one or more terminal blocks in order to bridge the gap between the wires and facilitate their connection. In addition, terminal blocks can be used to bridge the gap between different wires or components in a wiring harness.In addition to providing a connection between multiple wires or components, terminal blocks are also used to protect wiring and components from damage due to overloads or vibrations. Terminals blocks typically feature a built-in fuse or circuit breaker that can detect and trip in the event of a current overload. This prevents the circuit from suffering damage from overvoltage or heading hot enough to cause a fire. Terminal blocks can also be equipped with rating systems and color coding to simplify wiring and prevent accidental shorts. For example, a rating system may assign a different color to each wire in a harness, allowing the installer to easily distinguish between wires of different ratings. This simplifies the wiring and helps prevent accidental shorts.Terminal blocks are available in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and voltages. Before purchasing a terminal block, it is essential to make sure the intended voltage matches that of the device being wired. In addition, it is important to select a block with sufficient space for the number of connections that need to be made.Terminal blocks are an essential part of any wiring projects. By providing a secure connection point between components and wires, they help ensure the accuracy and safety of wiring projects. In addition, they can simplify the wiring of complex devices, reduce maintenance costs, and help prevent electrical shock or fire. Regardless of the application, terminal blocks can help make any wiring project easier and more efficient.

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