VO3632500000G

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Terminal blocks – headers, plugs and sockets – are commonly used to join two or more wires or cables together within a device. The VO3632500000G terminal block is a standard terminal block used in many industries. It is suitable both for industrial and consumer electronics applications.

The VO3632500000G terminal block is a double row, with two poles per row. It features a base material of polyamide 6 and a rated voltage of 250 V. It is rated for 6A, and also has a low contact resistance. The contact material is tin-plated brass. It has a flush and compact design with a low profile, making it ideal for installation in narrow spaces. The connection is achieved by screw clamping, and the screw is made of stainless steel. The overall dimensions are 36.3mm x 25mm x 10mm.

The VO3632500000G terminal block can be used in a variety of applications, such as motor control, lighting control, electrical systems, data processing, instrumentation and communication systems. It is also suitable for consumer electronics such as cables or cordless telephones. The terminal block has a wide range of connection options, including screw-clamping, crimp-on, solder-in, lug-type and DIN Rail Mount.

The working principle of the VO3632500000G terminal block is quite simple. Two or more wires are placed in the terminal block, and the connection is made by securing the screw clamp to the wire. The screw binds the wire to the base material, which ensures a reliable connection. The connection is made safely, with no risk of short circuits or damage to the wire.

In conclusion, the VO3632500000G terminal block is a multi-purpose, reliable and robust connection solution for a variety of applications. It is suitable for industrial and consumer electronics, and has a variety of connection options. Its working principle is simple and effective, and it ensures a secure connection with no risk of short circuits or damage to the wire.

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