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Terminal blocks, also known as connector blocks, serve to join together multiple wires into one cable. In some cases the terminal block is also used as an electrical switch, providing the user with an ability to disconnect two branches of a circuit. The basic function of a terminal block is to provide a connection point for wires and other components that need to be connected together as part of a circuit. There are many types of terminal blocks available, including DIN rail terminal blocks, channel terminal blocks, and universal terminal blocks. The 911997 application field and working principle of each type will be discussed in further detail below.

DIN Rail Terminal Blocks

DIN rail terminal blocks are commonly used to connect two or more electrical components together in a circuit. The blocks typically mount on a profile or mounting track which is made of steel or aluminum and is made to fit onto certain types of rails. This mounting rail allows the user to easily mount the terminal block and ensures that it is in the correct position. DIN rail terminal blocks typically feature lever-actuation, which allows them to be easily turned on and off. The 911997 application field for DIN rail terminal blocks are heavy-duty equipment, rail track switches, transformers, junction boxes, and more. The working principle is that the terminal blocks will accept a wire with a designated size and voltage range which will allow the user to connect the power with ease.

Channel Terminal Blocks

Channel terminal blocks are designed to be used in pairs or groups of three or more. There is also a single-piece version which includes two end terminals that are in close proximity. This feature enables the user to connect any two circuits directly as one without the need for extra wires. The 911997 application fields typically include instrumentation, control panels, machines, and other electrical or electronic equipment. The working principle is that the two terminals will be inserted into the channel and a metal busbar is then laid on top. Connections are then made to the busbar and wires are soldered into place.

Universal Terminal Blocks

Universal terminal blocks are designed to allow up to four conductors to connect to one terminal block. This type of terminal block is also often referred to as multi-conductor terminal blocks. The main application for universal terminal blocks is low voltage distributions power supplies. The working principle is that the user is able to connect conductors of different sizes within the same terminal block. This versatility makes them an ideal solution for wiring and connecting different electrical items, such as antennas, speakers, and other audio/video components.

In conclusion, there are many different types of terminal blocks available for various applications. DIN rail terminal blocks are used for heavy-duty equipment, rail track switches, transformers, junction boxes, and more. Channel terminal blocks are typically used in instrumentation, control panels, machines, and other electrical or electronic equipment. Lastly, universal terminal blocks are designed to allow up to four conductors to connect to one terminal block, making them ideal for wiring and connecting different electrical items. The 911997 application field and working principle for each type of terminal block has been discussed in detail above.

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