2968360

Series:	VARIOFACE COMPACT-LINE UM
Part Status:	Active
Process Side Connection:	Terminal Blocks - Screw Connection
Control Side Connection:	Rectangular, Male (2)
Control Side Cable Retainer:	Latches
Positions / Poles:	14
Features:	--
Voltage - Rated:	60VDC
Current Rating (Per Contact):	1A
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 50°C
Length:	3.858" (97.99mm)
Width:	1.772" (45.00mm)
Wire Gauge:	14-26 AWG

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Terminal blocks, also known as interface modules, are components used to join electrical and electronic circuits. They come in many different shapes, sizes and configurations, allowing for a wide variety of applications. The term ‘terminal block’ refers to the connectors, usually two-piece components that connect two or more conductors.Terminal blocks are designed to create a secure electrical connection between cables, wires, and other devices. They are typically used in electronics, automation, energy systems, data, and telecommunications systems. They are also used in the automation, power, transportation, and audio and video industries.Terminal blocks can be categorized according to their behaviors, function, the type of surface contact, and the number of poles and wires it can accommodate. Type-A interface modules are mostly used for single-point wiring and allow the connection of one conductor to another. Type-B interface modules, meanwhile, are used for multiple-point wiring, allowing for multiple conductors to be securely connected.In terms of behavior, terminal blocks are either open or closed. Open terminal blocks make contact with the user and provides long-term connectivity, while closed terminal blocks are used for short-term connections and do not require the user to make contact.In terms of the type of surface contact, there are two types of terminal blocks: coiled and flat. Coiled blocks contain a series of small metal coils, which allow for easy and secure contact between multiple wires. Flat blocks, meanwhile, are used to connect multiple wires or cables in a more permanent manner.In terms of the number of poles and wires it can accommodate, terminal blocks range from two poles and six wires for low-voltage applications to over thirty poles for heavy-duty applications.The working principle of terminal blocks is quite simple. They create a secure electrical connection through the use of pins, screws, or mechanical clamping. The clamps secure the wires and cables in place, and the pins create a bridge between them to form an electrical connection.The major advantage of terminal blocks is their ability to accommodate multiple cables. They also provide extra protection against short circuits and electrical shocks, as all cables are securely fastened in place.2968360 application field and working principle of terminal blocks have been discussed in detail in this article. Terminal blocks are used to join electrical and electronic circuits, and come in many different shapes, sizes and configurations. They can also be categorised according to their behaviors, function, the type of surface contact, and the number of poles and wires it can accommodate. The working principle of terminal blocks is quite simple – they create a secure electrical connection through the use of pins, screws, or mechanical clamping. They provide extra protection against short circuits and electrical shocks, making them an ideal solution for a wide range of applications.

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