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Working Principle

Barrier blocks operate on the principle of two electrical lines that are separated by a barrier or insulation. The insulation prevents the lines from touching each other and crossing, which can cause short circuits. The barrier blocks are designed to fit between two electrical lines securely, and each barrier block is usually rated for a specific voltage or wattage. When the barrier blocks are plugged together, they create a secure connection between the two lines.

The barrier blocks are usually equipped with a variety of features such as a tightening mechanism or a spring-loaded locking system. This ensures that the connection between two lines is secure and cannot be broken or loosened. The tightening mechanism also helps to prevent accidental disconnection of the wiring systems. Additionally, most barrier blocks are made from durable materials such as plastic or metal, ensuring that they will be able to withstand the wear and tear of everyday use.