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Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks

The CT-19 application field and working principle provides an important look at the potential wide range of uses for barrier blocks and terminal blocks, since both are interconnected within the domain of power connections. From standalone products to specific components for a factory system and its related components, CT-19 terminal blocks have a number of characteristics and features to accommodate such requirements.

Termination Style

The two types of terminal blocks most commonly used in the CT-19 application are the barrier block and the DIN terminal. The barrier block is a design that features a barrier between two adjacent terminals which separate the wires that are wired to each terminal. The barrier is typically perpendicular to the wire terminals and both are movable so that the connection between the two can be quickly and easily secured. The barrier blocks also generally have a larger contact area than a standard terminal block, which allows for increased current flow.

The DIN terminal is a specialization of the terminal block type where two different styles of lugs are used. The first type of DIN terminal has a straight terminal size that is then crimped with a mechanical connector. The second style of DIN terminal has a bent type of lug that allows the user to screw the terminal into place.

Current Rating

The current ratings of a terminal block or barrier block depend on the specific application, and can be anywhere from 10 to over 100 AMPs. The rating is determined by the voltage that passes through the terminal block, as well as the size of the wire that connects to the terminal. The higher the voltage and larger the wire, the higher the AMPs that the terminal can handle before it begins to heat up.

When the CT-19 rating is sufficient, the size of the terminal block also needs to be taken into consideration. Depending on the rest of the system setup and the environment to which it will be exposed, the terminal block may need to be large enough to withstand a specific number of hours being exposed to the elements, or must be housed within a suitable enclosure to protect it from wear and tear.

Wire Connections

The CT-19 application relies upon a number of different types of wire connections. The most common are male-male type connections, where two different wire gauges are joined together. These connections can easily be separated and reused, and are often used to connect to switches, fan motors or circuits. They are also used to create parallel connections between multiple wires.

In addition to standard wire connections, the CT-19 application may also require general terminal connections. These are usually made up of a wide array of specialty terminals that are specific to the device, such as a heating element or a relay contact. These connections typically require the use of special tools to attach the correct type of terminal and secure the connection.

Overview

The CT-19 application field and working principle is an important one for a wide variety of power connections. Whether it involves connecting to switches, fan motors, circuits, heating elements or relays, terminal blocks and barrier blocks provide the user with an easy and effective means of connecting wires. With the proper selection of materials, the WireGauge, and the correct types of connectors, a CT-19 application can provide reliable and safe connections for a number of different applications.

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