2717074

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Terminal blocks are PCB devices that allow the secure and safe connection of two conductive materials or cables in a system. The 2717074 terminal block is a general option used for many common applications. This model of terminal block is typically mounted on a din rail, channel, or panel, but may also be mounted directly onto the PCB.

The 2717074 terminal block has a robust design and a wide range of wire gauges and insulation diameters that make it suitable for many different applications. It also has an anti-vibration design that ensures contact reliability and optimal resistance to external influences. The 2717074 terminal block is tested to UL and CSA standards and is rated for UL Listed Class I, Division 2 and Class II, Division 2 applications.

The working principle of the 2717074 terminal block is relatively straightforward. The terminal block consists of two parts: the metal stud which is secured to the motherboard and the electrical connector which is inserted into the stud. The electrical connector’s body contains a wire and typically two to three pins. These pins, when connected to the metal stud, create a secure electrical connection between the motherboard and the connector.

Once the electrical connector is inserted in the metal stud, the connection is secured and held in place by a combination of several factors such as the terminal block’s crimp profile, compression springs, and screws or nuts. The crimp profile is the metal element of the terminal block that is crimped onto the electrical conductor to create the secure mechanical and electrical connection. The compression springs provide a measure of “spring” pressure, which helps to maintain the electrical connection between the metal stud and the connector.

The screws or nuts in the 2717074 terminal block help to provide additional security to the terminal block. Once the electrical connector is inserted into the metal stud, the screws or nuts are tightened to secure the connection and provide optimal strain relief. In some applications, the terminal block may also have additional features such as a lever arm. This lever arm can be used to quickly and easily disconnect or reset the electrical connection in the terminal block.

The 2717074 terminal blocks can be found in a variety of applications. One of the most common include industrial machines, automotive systems, and power supplies. It is also a popular option for electronic circuit boards, telephone systems, and communication systems. These terminal blocks provide robust connections that can withstand a range of mechanical and environmental stresses.

The 2717074 terminal block is an ideal option for a wide range of applications. Its robust design and simple working principle make it a reliable and secure choice for many different applications. As this type of terminal block is typically mounted on a din rail, channel, or panel, it is also relatively easy to install.

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