430110-19-0

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Barrier blocks are devices used to electrically and mechanically connect two or more circuits. They are made of material designed for the specific application, such as stainless steel for corrosive environments, plastic for general purpose use, and higher grade metals for longer service life. Barrier blocks are commonly known in the trade as terminal blocks and barrier strips.

The 430110-19-0 barrier blocks are some of the most widely used in the industrial and residential field. It features a dual bridge design, meaning two conductors can be connected in parallel on a single drawing. This allows the user to achieve higher current ratings, reduce the number of connections required, increase reliability and reduce wiring costs. On top of that, the 430110-19-0 barrier blocks also feature the following benefits:

• High current ratings of up to 60 amps per pair.
• UL 486D and CSA C22.2 Certified.
• Flammability Rating of UL 94V-2.
• Responsive to high frequency signals.
• 40% increase in wire termination space.
• Vibration resistant, having a RMS test range of 10G.

Barrier blocks are made from molded plastic or injection-molded composites. Some of the materials used include polyester, polyethylene, nylon, and fiberglass-filled polyester. These materials are typically flame retardant and resistant to various chemicals. Some of the higher-grade barrier blocks are also designed to be dustproof and waterproof.

Theworking principle of a barrier block is fairly straightforward. Electrical current is routed through two conducting elements that are connected in parallel, usually a terminal and a busbar. Connections are then made to other components or systems by means of a series of insulated jumpers. These jumpers are usually made from plastic or rubber, but may also be made from other materials. Depending on the type of the barrier block, the electrical power may be run through the insulated jumper or applied directly onto the barrier block.

Barrier blocks are used in a variety of industries and applications. One of the major uses of these devices is in the industrial control field. Other applications include instrumentation, telecommunications, military, medical, automotive, and consumer electronics.

The 430110-19-0 barrier blocks can also be used in the residential field. It has a UL 486D and CSA C22.2 Certified flammability rating of UL 94V-2, meaning it is safe to use in domestic environments. The dual bridge design and the 40% increase in wire termination space also make it useful for residential applications.

Overall, the 430110-19-0 Barrier Blocks are widely applicable in both the industrial and residential fields. The dual bridge design and the materials used to manufacture them (stainless steel, plastics, etc.) make them a highly reliable and durable solution for connecting and running electrical circuits. The UL and CSA certified flammability rating makes it safe to use for both commercial and domestic applications.

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