YK3311303000G

YK3311303000G barrier blocks are terminal blocks specifically designed for high voltage applications. They are designed for use in electrical systems where insulation between conductors is necessary. The YK3311303000G barrier blocks are made up of a series of individual blocks each with two main conducting surfaces separated by an insulation barrier. The terminals are rated for up to 600 volts to provide safe operation in high voltage applications.

The YK3311303000G barrier blocks are ideal for a wide variety of applications. They can be used for wiring and power distribution, connecting inputs and outputs, connecting wires to control circuits, and more. Each terminal has a colored coating on the insulation barrier, making it easier to identify the polarity of each terminal.

The YK3311303000G barrier blocks are also designed for quick and easy installation and removal. Each terminal has a spring-loaded locking mechanism to ensure a secure connection. The terminals are compatible with a variety of wire sizes ranging from 22 to 12 AWG (American Wire Gauge).

The working principle of the YK3311303000G barrier block is simple. Each terminal is separately insulated with a rubber-like insulator. The two conducting surfaces of each terminal are separated by the insulation barrier. When the wire is inserted into the wire entry point, it connects with the two conducting surfaces. This allows electrical current to flow from one terminal to another.

The YK3311303000G barrier block is designed for use in a wide range of industrial applications and environments. It is suited for use in harsh environments with a wide temperature range (-40°C to +105°C). The terminals are highly durable and resistant to damage from high and low temperatures, moisture, dust, and chemicals.

The YK3311303000G barrier block is an ideal solution for a wide variety of high-voltage applications. It offers safety and reliability, as well as ease of installation and removal. The terminals are easy to identify, making it quick and easy to set up and maintain high voltage systems.