8723

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Terminal blocks, also known as terminal boards or strips, are electrical connectors that secure two or more wires together. They can provide a convenient way to join electrical circuits and are used in a variety of wiring applications, from the smallest to the largest. Headers, plugs and sockets terminal blocks allow you to make quick connections between devices or circuits without having to solder or splice wires. While these terminal blocks serve different purposes, they all work in a similar fashion.

8723 Terminal Block - Header, Plugs and Sockets

8723 terminal block, also known as header, plugs and sockets, are rated for high amperage and voltage. This type of terminal block is typically used in applications that require high-power connectivity like straight-through wiring for voltage spike protection or for high-heat environments, such as 400A 3-Phase Industrial Plug & Socket Connections. They are designed for reliable performance with low contact resistance and secure connections with high strength strain relief.

The 8723 terminal block is similar to the 8722 terminal block with a few key differences. The most notable difference is the lack of the traditional busbar connectors on the 8723. These busbar connectors are helpful when setting up multi-phase systems, as they ensure the wires are going to the correct phases. Without them, though, the wiring setup can look quite similar to the traditional 8722 terminal block.

Working Principle

The 8723 terminal block has two types of connectivity, the plug-in and the fast-on/crimp connection. Depending on the application, the 8723 terminal block can be connected in either configuration using screw or quick-connect terminals. The terminals are inserted into the slot of the 8723 terminal block and then tightened until the connection is secure.

For the plug-in connection, the 8723 terminal block uses a large terminal design with larger contacts than traditional plug-in blocs to ensure a secure electrical connection. The terminals are connected to the contacts on the 8723 terminal block using screws or bolts, depending on the type of connection.

For the fast-on/crimp connection, the 8723 terminal block uses a small terminal design that is inserted into the slot and then crimped into place. The 8723 terminal block is designed to accept either crimp or solder connections, depending on the application. The terminals are connected to the contacts on the 8723 terminal block by crimping or soldering of the respective wire.

In addition, the 8723 terminal block is also capable of accepting SolderSleeve® solderless terminals.These terminals are designed to be inserted into the slots of the 8723 terminal block and squeezed to form a secure connection.The 8723 terminal block is also compatible with insulated and uninsulated terminals, allowing designers to save time and money.

Conclusion

The 8723 terminal block provides a secure connection for a variety of electrical applications. Its plug-in and fast-on/crimp connection capabilities and compatibility with SolderSleeve® terminals make the 8723 an ideal platform for a wide range of wiring applications. In addition, its large contacts and strain relief design ensure high-strength reliability and secure connections.

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