998015

Series:	RS
Part Status:	Active
Process Side Connection:	Terminal Blocks - Screw Connection
Control Side Connection:	Rectangular, Male
Control Side Cable Retainer:	Latches
Positions / Poles:	20
Features:	--
Voltage - Rated:	--
Current Rating (Per Contact):	3A
Operating Temperature:	0°C ~ 50°C
Length:	2.953" (75.00mm)
Width:	2.756" (70.00mm)
Wire Gauge:	14-26 AWG

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Terminal Blocks – Interface ModulesTerminal blocks are electrical components used in various applications to connect two circuits together. They are commonly used in instrumentation, industrial control systems, and telecommunications applications. They are also known as terminal boards, bus bars, or terminal strips. Terminal blocks come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are constructed from a variety of materials, including aluminum, copper, and plastic.Terminal blocks allow two electrical circuits to be connected together without having to connect the individual wires by hand. They allow for quick and easy connection or disconnection of circuits without the need to solder or use any other type of electrical connections. They can be used for low-voltage applications up to 1000 volts.The most common type of terminal block is the screw-type terminal block, which uses screw-type connectors to secure the wires or cables into place. The screw-type terminal blocks have two to three flat connectors and may have multiple connection points. The connection points may be male or female, depending on the type of connection they are used for.Terminal blocks are also used as interface modules between electrical circuits and other devices, such as data acquisition systems, computer peripherals, and communication buses. The interface module is capable of controlling the communication between the two connected components. It can be used to provide power, control signals, or analog and digital signals, depending on the application.Terminal blocks are used in many applications, including industrial control boards, motor drive systems, and security systems. They are also used in automotive applications, such as in engines, airbags, and automatic air-conditioning systems.The working principle of a terminal block is to create an electrical connection between two terminals, using a component called a contactor. The contactor makes a physical connection between the two terminals, which then allow electricity to flow from one terminal to the other. The contactor is usually a metallic material, such as copper or aluminum.Terminal blocks also help to reduce the risk of short-circuiting by providing a physical barrier between the two terminals. This prevents any accidental or intentional bridging of the two circuits, which could potentially damage the system or create a safety hazard.Terminal blocks provide a simple and cost-effective way to connect two or more circuits, and can be used in almost any application where an electrical connection is required. They are available in various sizes and configurations, and can be used in any type of electrical system. They are easy to install and require minimal maintenance. Terminal blocks are an essential piece of equipment in any electrical system, and are a valuable asset to any electrical engineer.

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