YK5511103000G

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YK5511103000G is a type of terminal barrier block, which can be used in a wide range of applications. It is a double-pole, two-wire and double-circuit terminal block. This terminal block type is designed for medium-sized areas of electronic equipment and is suitable for low voltage applications, such as home appliances, industrial equipment, consumer electronics, audio, automotive, and other markets.

The YK5511103000G terminal block features easy wiring and mounting, which makes it ideal for cable cages that need to be formed. It is also rated for up to 10A for each circuit, and can be securely fixed with two screws. It comes with a 3.5 mm pitch and allow for a lower profile installation.

The YK5511103000G terminal block works on a simple principle - current flow is blocked from one circuit to the other. This means that it is able to protect a device from short circuits and over-currents. It also helps to reduce electrical noise due to its high insulation resistance and surge ability.

By using restricting barriers, the YK5511103000G terminal block is able to ensure that there is no exchange of current between said circuits, and can be used for both feed-through and disconnection purposes. It also provides high level of performance against over-voltage, over-current and power surges.

The YK5511103000G terminal block is suitable for usage as a barrier terminal, feed-through terminal, DIN rail mounted terminal, or plug-in terminal. It can be used in conjunction with signal, data, and power lines. The YK5511103000G terminal block is also highly reliable and safe for medium voltage and high current applications.

The YK5511103000G terminal block is a great way to ensure that the electronics and equipment that use these terminals are provided with adequate protection. It is reliable, easy to use, and most importantly, provides a high level of protection against electric shock, over-currents, and short circuits.

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