T38237-17-0

Terminal Blocks – Barrier Blocks

T38237-17-0 has a variety of application fields and is most often used for quick disconnects among electrical components. It provides a method of connecting two circuits through a removable connection. Barrier blocks are generally small PCB type components with a set of contacts on one side and a clamp on the other, and can be used in either screw or wire clamp terminal blocks.

The barrier block T38237-17-0 is designed to be one of the most versatile parts in the terminal block market. It provides a secure and easy method of wiring two circuits together without the need for complex tools or accessories. The use of this particular component has been popular for several years because of its ability to make connections quickly and easily.

The working principle of T38237-17-0 is quite simple. It consists of two sets of contacts, one set of which is drilled into the terminal block, and the other is clamped onto the wire. When the wire is connected to the terminal block, the clamp is tightened to hold the wire in place. The drilled contacts then make an electrical connection with the wire, allowing the power to be directed through it.

T38237-17-0 can be used for a wide range of applications, such as controlling remote circuit switching or providing protection against short circuits. Its simple design makes it particularly suited for automotive, telco, and audio-visual applications. The clamp-on contact system ensures that the wire remains securely attached to the blocks, reducing the risk of short circuits or miswiring. The metal housing also provides additional protection against electrical shock.

The use of T38237-17-0 has increased significantly in the past few years, with more and more engineers turning to this terminal block as the go-to for quick and simple wiring. Thanks to its easy-to-use design and protective metal housing, it can be used in a variety of different applications, from automotive to audio-visual. Furthermore, its versatile design makes it suitable for use in both screw and wire clamp connections, providing a convenient and secure way of connecting two circuits together.