T38113-25-0

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• T38113-25-0 application field and working principle


Terminal Blocks - Barrier Blocks
• Application fields

T38113-25-0 terminal blocks, also known as barrier blocks, belong to the type of insulators. In industry, it is a kind of electrical connection device typically used to connect two different conductors safely together and to provide electric insulation. It consists of a small metal plate, also known as a conductive plate, and two insulating plates, which secure the conductive plates and hold them in place. Commonly used in industrial equipment and machines, they are widely applied for wiring of digital equipment, control systems and power instruments with higher safety requirements.
• Working Principle

With the same working principle as other terminal blocks and insulators, these terminal blocks use the conductive plate to connect two different conductors together safely by providing a secure path for the current to pass through. Generally, an airflow from one conductor moves through the conductive plate to the other conductor. After passing through the conductive plate, the airflow is directed by the insulator plate to the other conductor safely. In order to make electrical connection complete, the two conductors must be placed adjacent to each other and also need to be held in position by the insulating plates. When electric current or voltage is applied, the same electric charge fields the conductive plate to cause an electric current to flow through the conductive plate and provide the desired current or voltage to the connected load. It is worth mentioning that barrier blocks do not only act as simple connectors but are also useful in ensuring that electric current and voltage remain at a certain safe range. Thus these terminal blocks provide additional safety protection to the connected load and equipments, which are essential in industrial applications.

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