GFTPAX-13

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Terminal blocks are electrical blocks that offer easy connections of multiple wires in an orderly manner. Barrier blocks are terminal blocks featuring barriers with integrated slots that protect wiring from any unintentional contact with adjacent terminals. While various types and designs of terminal and barrier blocks exist, the GFTPAX-13 application field and working principle is worth exploring.

GFTPAX-13 is an advanced series of terminal block featuring a robust construction and medium size. It is typically suitable for power, signal, control applications, as well as for both top hat and PC board mounting. It has a current rating of 16 A and a voltage of 690 V, making it suitable for industrial automation systems. The terminal block has an important feature: it allows multiple contacts to be bridged with a single screw. This eliminates the need for multiple wiring and saves time and energy.

The GFTPAX-13 features PFTE insulation and quality insulation materials for protection against electric shock, as well as for securing wires and contacts. The insulated barrier also meets required standards in terms of electrical and thermal insulation as well as for meeting Creepage and Clearance distances. The terminal is also designed to prevent inadvertent contact between stud connectors, and the high potential connectors are designed to meet rated voltage requirements.

As far as the working principle of a GFTPAX-13 terminal block is concerned, the terminal block contains two different elements, namely the front bushings and the rear contact blocks. The front bushings are used for both the insulation and the current-carrying needs of the terminal block. They are designed such that they are dimensionally compatible with both the upstream and downstream circuits. The front bushings are typically designed to be able to deliver several amps of uninterrupted current while maintaining a stable electrical contact. The rear contact

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