ED1100/6

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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets are most commonly used in electronic systems and applications, and amongst them, ED1100/6 is one of the most versatile connector types which can be used in multiple applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of ED1100/6.

Application Fields of ED1100/6

ED1100/6 are suitable for usage in power supplies, junction boxes, and signal distribution boards, primarily used in applications where two wires must be connected in order for signals to be accurately and reliably routed. They also support cable strain relief and provide a secure, permanent connection. ED1100/6 are also used in solar panel, LED lighting and automation system, as well as to connect equipment in Data Centers, Telecommunications, and Broadcasting, to name a few.

working principle of ED 1100/6

The working principle of ED 1100/6 is pretty straightforward, allowing for quick installation and reliable data transmission; the connector’s terminals first have to be removed by turning the lock screws counterclockwise until they can be easily pulled out. Then, the cable is inserted into the connector so that it reaches the bottom of the termination terminal, followed by returning the removed terminal and turning the screw clockwise to tighten it. This ensures that the wire is firmly held in place and won’t come out or vibrate or move, providing a reliable and safe connection. Installing ED 1100/6 terminals is also very straightforward since only a screwdriver is needed to complete the job.

In conclusion, ED 1100/6 connectors are a very popular choice in applications where two different wires must be connected, as they provide a simple and secure connection for data transmission. ED 1100/6 are suitable for usage in power supplies, junction boxes, and signal distribution boards, and are especially popular in Solar Panel, LED Lighting and Automation systems.

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