KY2401510000G

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Terminal blocks play an important role in the wire-to-board system, providing electrical connectivity between wire and board components. KY2401510000G is one type of terminal block. It has many applications and an interesting working principle.

KY2401510000G is an economical open style flexible pitch terminal block. It has two poles, up to 8.5 A and 300V. It can be used in a variety of applications, including solar energy systems, automotive industry, power supplies, measurement and control systems, communication or automation systems, lighting systems, consumer electronics, and military and defense systems. Key features of this terminal block include open type design, white body and gray mounting accessories, closed type with dust cap, anti-vibration design, galvanized steel or nickel-plated steel material, and termination strength of 8 lb.

The working principle of KY2401510000G can be described as follows. First, a single wire is connected to the terminal block’s two screws. Then a stripping tool is used to strip the insulation off the wire. After that, the wire is inserted into the terminal block’s entrance mate. The other part of the terminal block includes an exit mate which has a clamping plate and an anchor for the wire. When the two halves are fastened together, the clamping plate presses the inserted wire against the anchor to provide a secure connection. Finally, the wire is then tightly secured with a locking screw.

In Summary, KY2401510000G is a two-pole terminal block with two screws for wire connection. It has an open design and provides an economical solution for a variety of applications. The working principle of KY2401510000G is quite interesting in that a single wire is connected to two screws, then stripped and inserted into the terminal block, which in turn provide a secure connection by pressing the wire against an anchor.

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