Terminal blocks consist of modular housings and insulators used to hold two or more wires together in electrical systems that require secure connections. Terminal blocks, also known as screw terminals, terminal connectors, or connection terminals, provide engineers with semi-permanent wire connections that provide organized and simplified inspection or repair capabilities in the field....
Pluggable terminal blocks feature a unique push-on design for connecting wires to the terminal block. Pluggable terminals consist of plugs and mating sockets. Sockets are usually connected to a printed circuit board by pins. The plug is inserted into the socket and the wire is connected to the socket with a push-on design. This design improves on traditional screw terminals in terms of...
Terminal blocks have many different benefits that increase the safety of electrical systems. They can do this by grounding, isolating, and protecting other components in the electrical system. Most terminal blocks are also finger safe, which means they limit access to live terminals where voltage may be present.
If the terminal block has points suitable for a multimeter probe, it can also...
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