3031704

Series:	CLIPLINE
Part Status:	Active
Type:	End Plate
Number of Positions:	--
For Use With/Related Products:	CLIPLINE STS Series
Color:	Gray

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Terminal blocks provide easily accessible connections to machines, equipment, and systems. They are designed to make it easier for an engineer to recognize signals and perform inspections on equipment. In many cases, components within a terminal block are rated for higher voltage or power than the entire unit. Terminal blocks serve as connection points for low voltage AC or DC power, signal, input or output wiring, and for communications wiring. They can be used for current, voltage, or signal inputs from a variety of sources, including sensors, controllers, electronic circuits, and other devices. Typically, signals are carried through wires that are connected to the relevant terminal on the terminal block. The connection is made using a screw, or the block may feature a spring-loaded terminal. Most terminal blocks feature a lever that allows them to be easily disengaged for maintenance or wiring changes.Terminal block accessories add functionality and help ensure that the connection is secure. Examples of terminal block accessories include cable markers, wire clamps, and end covers. Cable markers provide quick identification on wiring and connections. They are available in various materials, and may feature an adhesive backing for easy installation. Colored markers can also aid in distinguishing between wires. Wire clamps secure bundles of wires in place and help prevent unintentional disconnection. They may feature adjustable clamps or a tensioning screw. End covers protect the terminal block and associated wires from dust, dirt, and other contaminants. 3031704 application field and working principle of a terminal block can be used in a variety of applications. They are commonly used in industrial automation, where they are utilized to facilitate connection and power transfer to devices. They are also used in lighting systems, audio-visual systems, and other industrial measurement systems. The working principle of a terminal blocks is fairly straightforward. Connected wires are inserted into the relevant terminal, and then secured in place by a screw or lever. The types of wires connected to the terminal block depends on the type of applications and the requirements of the system. The terminal block itself is typically rated for a certain current or voltage value, but the components or wires attached to the block may have a higher rating. In summary, terminal blocks can facilitate quick and convenient connections for a variety of machines, equipment, and systems. They feature various accessories, such as cable markers, wire clamps, and end covers, that help ensure secure connections and added functionality. In addition to their widespread use in industrial automation, terminal blocks are commonly used in lighting systems, audio-visual systems, and other industrial measurement systems as well. Their working principles are fairly straightforward: connected wires are inserted into the relevant terminal, and then secured in place with a screw or lever.

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