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Terminal blocks are electrical connectors, used to securely connect multiple wires together, usually in a terminal strip. There are many types of terminal blocks, including din rail, channel and 3213605. This article looks at the application fields and working principles of these three terminal blocks.

Din Rail Terminal Blocks

Din rail terminal blocks are the most commonly used type of terminal block and are designed to be used in industrial applications, such as factory automation and machine building. They are usually mounted onto a din rail, providing a secure connection point for multiple wires. The din rail terminal block consists of two plastic pieces, which are connected via a metal clamp. The metal clamp is tightened using a screwdriver, which then locks the two plastic pieces together. This makes a secure connection between the two wires, allowing for a stable power connection.

Channel Terminal Blocks

Channel terminal blocks, also known as "quick connect" or "boxed" terminal blocks, are a type of terminal block designed to be used in non-industrial applications. Unlike din rail terminal blocks, channel terminal blocks are not designed to be mounted onto a din rail, but instead are simply laid out in a linear or staggered pattern on an electrical panel. Channel terminal blocks are one of the easier types of terminal blocks to install, as they are designed to be quickly connected and disconnected. To use the terminal blocks, wires are simply inserted into the slots and with the help of a screwdriver section tightened, which locks the wires into place.

3213605 Terminal Blocks

3213605 terminal blocks are a form of terminal blocks used for more advanced applications, such as in industrial automation. These terminal blocks are made up of two plastic pieces which are connected via a doughnut shaped spring. To install the 3213605 terminal blocks, a special tool is used to lock the two plastic pieces together. This is achieved by compressing the doughnut, which then locks the two plastic pieces, thus providing a secure connection for the wires. Once the tool is removed, the two pieces are held firmly in place. As opposed to din rail and channel terminal blocks, 3213605 terminal blocks are not designed to easily be disconnected. Instead, they are usually secured and remain in place until they are purposely removed.

Conclusion

In summary, there are three main types of terminal blocks: din rail, channel and 3213605. These three types of terminal blocks are suitable for different applications, with din rail terminal blocks being the most common for industrial applications, channel terminal blocks being suitable for non-industrial applications and 3213605 terminal blocks being used for more advanced industrial automation applications. Each type of terminal block consists of two plastic pieces connected by a unique locking mechanism and they all provide a secure connection for multiple wires.

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