2962557

Series:	VARIOFACE, UM
Part Status:	Obsolete
Process Side Connection:	Terminal Blocks - Screw Connection
Control Side Connection:	Rectangular, Male
Control Side Cable Retainer:	Latches
Positions / Poles:	14
Features:	--
Voltage - Rated:	25VAC, 60VDC
Current Rating (Per Contact):	1A
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 50°C
Length:	2.323" (59.00mm)
Width:	1.772" (45.00mm)
Wire Gauge:	16-26 AWG

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Terminal Blocks - Interface ModulesTerminal blocks are electrical connectors used to join two or more electrical conductors together. In electrical engineering, they are also known as interface modules, terminal strips, barrier strips, or simply terminals. These components are commonly found in panel-mounted devices, control systems, and electrical wiring systems.Terminal blocks can accept any wire type: copper, tin-plated copper, aluminum, silver-plated, insulated, and coated, depending upon the specific product. Usually, the wire is inserted into the terminal block and clamped down with a screw. They can be designed to accept a variety of wire cross sections, contact lengths, and densities. They are also available in varying degrees of insulation resistance to protect wires from electrical current.Terminal blocks provide secure connections between two or more conductors. They are suitable for use with a variety of systems, including industrial controllers, computer systems, lighting systems, and audio/video systems, among many others. They are often used in conjunction with junction boxes, fuse panels, and circuit breakers to manage and distribute power.Terminal blocks are also used in a wide variety of applications and as a means of connecting wires. In the home, they are often used to connect outlets and switches to the power source. In industrial settings, they are used to connect machines and instruments to the power supply. They are also commonly found in telecom, military, and medical equipment, as well as automotive, consumer electronics, and computer peripherals.Terminal blocks are usually made from polycarbonate and are available in a variety of sizes and colors. Many have indicator lights to help identify the proper connection. They can be customized with a variety of features, such as mounting holes, tin-plating, ferrules, and other features. Terminal blocks are rated for voltage, current, and other values, depending on their intended application.In addition, terminal blocks are often used in conjunction with transistors and integrated circuits to create more complex circuit systems. For example, in amplifier or oscilloscope design, multiple terminals are used to connect the different components of the system. They can also be used to connect multiple devices to one source, such as a power supply.The general working principle of terminal blocks is to provide the means of terminating wire ends and connecting them electrically in a manner that meets specific electrical requirements. This is achieved through a combination of electrical contacts that have been designed to fit specific application requirements. These contacts, when combined with adequate insulation, will provide reliable electrical connections. The connections are secure and dependable and will continue to remain stable even under increased load and environmental conditions.Terminal blocks are an essential component of any system where secure and dependable electrical connections are required. They are used in a wide range of applications and provide a safe and reliable means of connecting wires. With their wide range of features and available configurations, terminal blocks are a versatile option for any type of electrical connection. They are a critical component in ensuring proper electrical operation and performance.

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