UK terminal blocks are a common electrical connection device, widely used in electrical control cabinets, distribution boxes and other equipment to connect and fix wires. Here is some basic information about UK terminal blocks:
1. The relevant types are as follows:
● UK series: UK terminal blocks usually refer to terminal blocks that meet British or international standards and have a variety of models and specifications.
● UKK series: This is a common model of UK terminal blocks, usually used for rail installation, with reliable connection performance and high safety.
2. The relevant features:
● Modular design: UK terminal blocks usually adopt modular design, which is easy to install and expand.
● Rail installation: Most UK terminal blocks can be installed on standard DIN rails, which is convenient for use in electrical cabinets.
● Multiple specifications: Suitable for wires with different cross-sectional areas, and the common wire cross-sectional areas range from 0.5mm² to 35mm².
● High safety: With good insulation performance and anti-loosening design, it ensures the reliability of electrical connections.
3. Application of terminal blocks:
● Industrial control: Used for electrical connection of PLC, inverter, servo drive and other equipment.
● Power distribution system: used for power distribution and signal transmission in distribution boxes and switch cabinets.
● Automation equipment: widely used in various automated production lines and mechanical equipment.
4. Installation and use overview:
● Installation method: usually connect the wires by screw fixing or spring clamping.
● Wiring steps:
Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws on the terminals.
Insert the wires into the terminal holes.
Tighten the screws to ensure that the wires are firmly connected.
● Precautions:
Make sure that the wire cross-sectional area matches the terminal specifications.
Avoid excessive wire exposure during wiring to prevent short circuits.