BT-13

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Terminal blocks are connector blocks used to join wiring together using screws or other means of securing. As different cable types require different connections, various types of terminal blocks are used to meet application needs. The use of barriers devices, like the BT-13, are extremely popular in the industry securing connections between different wires are needed.

The BT-13 is a two-pin barrier block with the two pins spaced 7.5mm apart. This terminal block is most often made from durable molded plastic with a steel mounting plate to provide strength and durability. It is often constructed in a plug-in format allowing an easy and safe plugged connection. With a push-in or screw clamp terminals, this terminal block allows for easy and reliable connection.

The large variety of wire gauges that the BT-13 can accommodate adds to its popularity. From AWG 1/0 to 22, this terminal block is used widely in applications with heavy current use as well as small, lighter operations. This versatility makes it ideal for a wide range of applications and installations.

The BT-13 is put to work in a number of different applications, such as lighting systems, control systems, home automation systems, test equipment, and motor control panel wiring. It is also used extensively in industrial control panels and automation equipment. Due to its small size, it is ideal for smaller control panels where space is at a premium. The BT-13 is small 90 x 40 x 11 mm, yet can easily handle up to 24 AWG.

This low power, small terminal block provides adequate power while easily handling currents of up to 20 Amps in both AC and DC circuits. Due to its low cost and versatility, it is used widely in HVAC systems, automotive wiring, and in test and repair applications. The sturdy construction and secure terminal design, means the connections stay secure, preventing potential hazards from loose wires.

The working principle of the BT-13 terminal block is straightforward and simple. When a wire is inserted, it creates a connection with the contact points inside the terminal block. Threaded screw down or secure the block and the current connection is created. This is a safe and reliable process even for large currents. When components are plugged out, the connection is removed and the current is broken.

The BT-13 terminal block is a preeminent choice for applications where secure connections need to be made in a small space, and accommodate a variety of current types and sizes. Its reliability, secure connection, and cost-effectiveness has made it one of the most popular terminal blocks used in modern applications and installations.

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