CDM-39

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Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks are devices used to connect two or more electrical circuits together. They provide an easy way to join different circuits to each other and to connect wires to external loads. The most common types of terminal blocks are split-core, screwless, and BARRIER blocks. The CDM-39 is a BARRIER type terminal block designed for applications where safety and reliability are the top priority. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of CDM-39.

The CDM-39 is a 3 pole, UL standard terminal block with a rated current of 32A and a rated voltage of 600V. It is specifically designed for the appliance industry where safety and reliability are essential. It complies with both the UL (United Laboratories) 489 and CSA (Canadian Standards Association) C22.2 requirements for operation in both residential and commercial environments. The terminal block is also equipped with a lock-on feature which eliminates the possibility of accidental disconnection.

The CDM-39 has several different application fields. It is often used in electrical wiring of heavy-duty appliances such as heating systems, air conditioning systems, or ovens. It can also be used in industrial control/automation applications, vending machines, or in any other application where the need for reliable connections is a priority. The design of the terminal block also means that it can be used with multiple types of wires and cables, including PVC, copper, steel, and aluminum.

In terms of its working principle, the CDM-39 is a barrier type terminal block that fits into most DIN rails. It is made of dielectric-coated steel which helps keep it safe from corrosion and wear and tear over time. The main feature of the CDM-39 is the barrier which is located between the two pole strips. This barrier prevents any kind of connection from being made between the two pole strips unless the barrier has been disengaged. The barrier is made of an extremely high quality plastic which ensures that it can withstand high levels of voltage and current and still remain secure and reliable.

The CDM-39 is operated by pushing the disconnect clip down towards the pole strips. This action causes the two pole strips to become disengaged, allowing for two separate circuits to be connected. When the clip is released, the barrier automatically springs back into place to ensure the safety and reliability of the connection. In addition to the disconnect clip, the CDM-39 also comes with a "lock-on" feature that prevents the possibility of accidental disconnection.

The CDM-39 is an excellent choice for applications where safety and reliability are of primary concern. Its rated current of 32A and rated voltage of 600V make it suitable for use in both residential and commercial environments. In addition, the barrier feature of the terminal block ensures that two circuits will never become connected unless the barrier has been disengaged. The "lock-on" feature also adds an additional layer of safety and reliability to the CDM-39.

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