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Terminal Blocks - Din Rail, Channel

351720 terminal blocks are an essential component of an electrical system. They allow for electrical connections to be made and disconnected quickly, while providing protection against electrical shock. The most common types of 351720 terminal blocks are din rail, channel, and pluggable.

Din Rail Terminal Blocks

Din rail terminal blocks are designed to mount onto a length of DIN rail. The terminal blocks are connected to the rail with metal clips. They provide connections for wires and are available with a variety of features, including circuit protection, insulation, corrosion resistance, and strain relief. They are used in a variety of ways, including in machine controls, instrumentation, and HVAC systems.

Channel Terminal Blocks

Channel terminal blocks are designed for use in confined spaces. They are mounted flush with the surface of the enclosure and do not require additional support. They can provide connections for up to five wires. Typically, the wires are routed to a common terminal, which is then wired to a power source or other device. Another common use for channel terminal blocks is in automotive applications, such as engine wiring.

Pluggable Terminal Blocks

Pluggable terminal blocks are designed for fast and easy installation. They are typically mounted directly onto a printed circuit board or another type of surface. They allow for plug-and-play connectivity with no soldering required. Pluggable terminal blocks are designed to provide a secure connection and offer protection against vibration, dust, and moisture. They are used in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, access control systems, and security systems.

Application Field and Working Principle

351720 terminal blocks are used in a variety of electrical systems. They can be used for terminal protection, as well as to connect power sources or electrical drives. The most common types of 351720 terminal blocks are din rail, channel, and pluggable. Depending on the type of terminal block, they may be used to connect a variety of wires, either directly or through a common terminal. All types of terminal blocks provide protection against electrical shock and offer insulation against current. Additionally, some types of terminal blocks are designed to provide additional features, such as protection against vibration, dust, and moisture.

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