CB11221607

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Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks are essential components in any electronic device. CB11221607 is one type of such a barrier block. Here we will look into the application fields and working principle of CB11221607.

CB11221607 is a compact, snap-on barrier block designed for high-density applications. It is made of a soldered-on PVC base and has holding clamps integrated into the block for secure and efficient connections. They are also RoHS compliant, meaning they are not composed of hazardous materials.

The overall structure of CB11221607 consists of two parts. The first is the base, which is composed of a soldered-on PVC rib section and a connecting contact. Second is the platen, composed of an insulator and two or more metal clamps. The base and platen are connected by two metal screws.

CB11221607 provides quick and easy connections for a wide range of industrial applications. It is particularly useful for circuit boards and wiring applications requiring a high degree of protection from electric shocks and short-circuits. It is also compact enough to fit into tight spaces and can be used in wide temperature conditions (from -25°C to +105°C).

Regarding the functioning of CB11221607, when the barrier block is connected to the cabling of an electronic device, the current is routed through the base and platen. The contact between the base and platen ensures that the current is conducted reliably and efficiently. The two metal screws are tightened, locking the base and platen together and firmly secure the current-carrying connection. This helps prevent electric shock and short-circuits.

Overall, CB11221607 is a reliable, RoHS compliant barrier block that provides a safe and secure connection for a wide range of industrial applications. It is extremely compact and is highly efficient in conducting current while ensuring a high degree of protection from electric shocks and short-circuits.

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