431001-27-0

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Terminal blocks are commonly used in electrical systems for connecting various components in an easy and safe manner. In particular, barrier blocks are suitable for applications requiring multiple wires and conductors to be connected at once. Model 431001-27-0 is a prime example of a barrier block designed to provide simple, reliable connections and is particularly versatile due to its unique features.

The block is constructed from fire retardant, insulated plastic and comes with 27 open-ended terminals designed to accept different types of wire. It is typically secured and held in place using conventional mounting methods, such as screws, rivets, trim, and adhesive. While its primary functions remain unchanged, the 431001-27-0 is also available in form-fits that allow it to fit into more cramped and intricate spaces. Blocks made from this model are able to accommodate wire sizes ranging from 2 to 16 AWG, and the width between terminals range from 0.3 to 0.5 inches.

When wires are inserted into the block, they are automatically cut with scoring knives to ensure that they don’t move around or make contact with each other. This ensures the connection is secure and consistent. In addition, a positive locking system further locks the wires and prevents them from being pulled out. To release the wires, all you have to do is press the push insertion/release button to unlock the connection.

It is easy to see why the 431001-27-0 is such a popular barrier block for multiple no-touch wiring applications. Thanks to its robust design, it can withstand current rated up to 20A (depending on the type of wire used). Plus, it can be combined with various jumpers and splices to meet your specific wiring requirements.

Overall, the 431001-27-0 barrier block provides reliable, foolproof connections for many different electrical systems. It is the perfect choice for anyone who needs a simple and effective way to connect multiple wires at once.

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