MS-10-140

MS-10-140 terminal blocks, commonly referred to as marker strips, are a type of connector used in power distribution systems. They are used to join together multiple levels of conductor cables or wires. The connectors contain metal clips or contacts that are numbered for easy identification. These clips are spring-loaded and when pushed together, they secure and complete the electrical circuit. Although these marker strips are generally used in electrically powered systems, they can also be applied to other types of components, such as power supplies, motors, and controls.

The application of these marker strips ranges from commercial to industrial settings. Some examples of commercial applications include the joinery of mains power supplies to electronic equipment in offices or home networks, the connection of data circuits, and the installation of CCTV systems. In industrial settings, marker strips are typically used for joining motors to control systems, and connecting heaters, compressors, and HVAC systems.

The working principle of the MS-10-140 marker strips is pretty straightforward. When inserting the contacts into the terminal block, the spring-loaded contact hits a stop point and is secured with the necessary force. The contact should not be pulled or forced out by hand. Instead, carefully twist the contact to release it from the block.

For added safety, marker strips are made from flame-retardant materials and feature current-carrying clips, designed to reduce the risk of sparks or short-circuits. They also help to limit the distribution of high temperatures, and the risk of any dust or debris entering the contact.

The MS-10-140 marker strips are designed to provide an easy and secure method of joining components together, whilst ensuring compatibility with all types of industrial equipment. Because of their design, they offer excellent performance and a high degree of reliability, making them an ideal choice for industrial applications.

In summary, the MS-10-140 marker strips are used to safely join components in both commercial and industrial settings. The working principle of these types of terminal block involves the spring-loaded contacts that secure and complete the electrical circuit. The marker strips feature flame-retardant materials and current-carrying clips, and they offer excellent performance and reliability.