CB35210507

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Terminal blocks are easily recognizable as an electrical component designed for connections of two or more conductors. A common form of terminal block used in many industries, from automotive to process automation, is the barrier block. The CB35210507 is an example of a terminal block incorporating the barrier-block technology to help protect personnel and equipment and is used in many process control systems.

The CB35210507 utilizes a two-piece terminal block with a non-conductive jumper acting as a "barrier" between the two terminals. The barrier block provides physical and electrical separation of pins connected on both sides of the terminal making it suitable for mains connections, reducing VDE and UL safety compliance risks posed by close wiring of multiple terminals. The jumper connection also makes the barrier block ideal for applications that require frequent maintenance or rewiring.

The standard CB35210507 terminal block is constructed with a thermoplastic body, two four-way terminals and a non-conductive jumper. The body and terminals are usually made of copper or brass, and the terminals are offered in either 1/4 or 1/2 inch pitches. The design and material acceptance of the CB35210507 makes it suitable for power and control systems in extreme environmental centers. Its terminal construction offers screw-down clamping and provides superior strain relief, while expanding its operating temperature range up to 105°C.

The CB35210507 barrier block is used in many applications, such as automotive control systems, industrial process control rooms, power and HVAC systems, and machine building. It is designed to accommodate higher wattage connections, as well as specialized connectors for grounding systems. It can be mounted in multiple positions and can be connected directly to other terminal blocks, eliminating the need for splicing cables or wiring harnesses.

The CB35210507 terminal block works in one of two ways - direct connection or interconnection. Direct connection requires that at least two terminals are connected directly to each other on the same vessel, providing maximum power distribution and direct connection schedules. Interconnection involves connecting one side of the junction terminal with one side of the other terminals, whereby the other two sides of the junction terminal are connected to other terminals.

The CB35210507\'s working mechanism is relatively simple and employs similar technology to other standard barrier blocks. The terminal block, or junction, is placed between two uninsulated terminals, which are then corrected or held in place with the respective insulation components. When the parts are placed and connected, the current will flow from one side of the junction to the other, allowing for short-circuit-proofing. In the event that the terminal block is overloaded, the short circuits will protect the circuits and equipment.

All in all, the CB35210507 terminal block is a well-suited choice in applications that involve higher wattage and/or frequent maintenance, making it an ideal solution for industries that require reliable power distribution and connection mechanisms. It has the ability to provide quick and efficient connections even in extreme environmental conditions and, due its barrier block technology, it helps reduce safety risks associated with close wiring of multiple terminals.

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