SEFX-13

Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks

SEFX-13 terminal blocks are a specialized type of barrier blocks used for electronic and industrial automation applications. These terminal blocks make it easier to interconnect wires and other components for electrical needs in higher-volatility environments. They offer insulation and protection to wires in the presence of dust, oil, and other corrosive materials while providing a secure connection. Additionally, they provide up to 600 volts and 11 amps of power.

As a barrier type block, the SEFX-13 offers three major benefits. First, they provide improved conductor acceptance and retention. This means that the terminal block surface can firmly hold multiple wires securely. Second, barrier terminal blocks are designed to create higher contact pressure when compared to other types of terminal blocks. This tighter contact allows for better electrical connections and better insulation. Lastly, the design of the barrier terminal block provides improved electrical isolation.

The SEFX-13 terminal blocks also provide enhanced push-in connection technology. This technology simplifies the connection process, making it easier and faster to complete. All the user has to do is push the wire into the terminal, and it’s securely connected. It also allows for rapid wire changing, as wires can be quickly and easily removed by pulling on the insulation. Additionally, the terminal blocks provide a safe space for the wires to be stored, preventing unnecessary wear or even damage.

One of the most important aspects of the SEFX-13 terminal blocks is their operating principle. The device operates based on the current carrying capacity of the wire. The connection is made through the use of two contacts that are pressed together when a wire is connected. This creates the necessary contact to ensure that current transfer is secure and efficient. The two contacts then provide the insulation to prevent arcing or sparking between the wire and the terminal block.

The current carrying capacity of the SEFX-13 terminal block is determined by the size and the type of wire being used. This means that larger grade wires will have a higher current carrying capacity. As such, it is important to select the right grade wire to ensure that the current carrying capacity is adequate for the application. If too much current is transferring through the terminal block, it could result in an electrical overload, putting the user at risk for electric shock.

The SEFX-13 terminal blocks are an efficient choice for high-voltage applications such as industrial automation, commercial and residential wiring, lighting systems, process control, and motor starters. With its push-in connection technology, the SEFX-13 offers higher contact pressure, better insulation, and easier wire changing than other type of terminal blocks. This makes it an ideal choice for applications that require increased insulation and safety. When used correctly, the SEFX-13 terminal blocks help ensure that wiring is done correctly and safely for any application.