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READ MOREThe Dual-Mode Connection Electrical Terminals are designed for distribution wires in various types of electronic control distribution equipment, complete sets of devices, multi-circuit meter boxes and combined terminal electrical boxes. The product has a rated insulation voltage of 690V, a rated working voltage of 380V, and a maximum rated working current of 630A. The wire can be connected to the wire inlet end. The cross-section of the wire can be 6 square mm-185 square mm. The output end can be connected to the wire in a different number of connection loops and the wiring method. The product has a novel and unique structure, firm and reliable wiring, and is flexible and convenient to use. It is an ideal alternative product for busbar (busbar), grounding terminal, and neutral terminal in various electrical devices.
The Dual-Mode Connection Electrical Terminals are composed of conductors, insulating seats, and protective covers. The whole is composed of building block-type couplings. They are exquisite in concept, beautiful in appearance, and reliable in structure. The inlet end can either connect the wire directly (simple installation) or out of the 0T end (wire nose) for plate connection. The crimping screw is a high-strength tightening screw, and the bottom is a spherical shape. It does not damage the wire when pressing the wire, and it also has a large enough squeeze pressure on the wire, making the contact more reliable.
FJ6S-1/10-35/1x 35
One-inlet,one-outlet
Inlet wire:16-35mm²,outlet wire:10-35mm²
Order number:150626
FJ6S-1/10-35/2x25
One-inlet,two-outlet
Inlet wire:16-35mm²,outlet wire:6-25mm²
Order number:150627
FJ6S-1/10-35/3x10
One-inlet,three-outlet
Inlet wire:16-35mm², outlet wire:2.5-10mm²
Ordernumber:150628
FJ6S-1/10-35/4x10
One-inlet,four-outlet
Inlet wire:10-35mm², outlet wire:2.5-10mm²
Order number:150629
FJ6S-1/10-35/6x6
One-inlet,six-outlet
Inlet wire:10-35mm²,outlet wire:1.5-6mm²
Order number:150630
FJ6S-1/10-35/9x6
One-inlet,nine-outlet
Inlet wire:10-35mm²,outlet wire:1.5-6mm²
Order number:150631
FJ6S-1/16-50/1x50
One-inlet,one-outlet
Inlet wire:16-50mm²,outlet wire:16-50mm²
Order number:150632
FJ6S-1/16-50/2x35
One-inlet,two-outlet
Inlet wire:10-50mm²,outlet wire:10-35mm²
Order number:150633
FJ6S-1/16-50/3x25
One-inlet,three-outlet
Inlet wire:16-50mm², outlet wire:6-25mm²
Order number:150634
FJ6S-1/16-50/4 x 25
One-inlet,four-outlet
Inlet wire:16-50mm², outlet wire:6-25mm²
Order number:150635
FJ6S-1/16-50/6x16
One-inlet,six-outlet
Inlet wire:16-50mm²,outlet wire:6-16mm²
Order number:150636
FJ6S-1/16-50/9x10
One-inlet,nine-outlet
Inlet wire:16-50mm², outlet wire:2.5-10mm²
Ordernumber:150637
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READ MOREWhen it comes to wiring a dual-mode connection electrical terminal, efficiency is key. This involves understanding the terminal's design and ensuring that all connections are made correctly to optimize performance. Here are some straightforward steps to follow:
Understanding Dual-Mode Terminals: Dual-mode terminals can accommodate both wire insertion and screw-down connections. Recognize which type of connection your terminal requires for performance.
Proper Wiring Techniques: For wire insertion, ensure that the wire is stripped correctly and inserted fully into the terminal. For screw-down connections, tighten the screw securely but avoid overtightening, which can damage the terminal or the wire.
Compatibility Checks: Verify that the wires and terminals are compatible in terms of size and material to ensure a secure and efficient connection.
Using the Right Tools: Invest in good quality wire strippers and crimping tools to ensure clean, precise cuts and connections.
Regular Maintenance: Regularly check the terminals for any signs of wear or corrosion, which can affect the efficiency of the connection.
Safety is paramount when working with electrical systems, especially when dealing with low-voltage junction blocks. Insulating a 12-volt junction block is a crucial step to prevent electrical hazards. Here's how to do it safely:
While terminal blocks are versatile and widely used in electrical systems, using them with high current loads can present several disadvantages. It's important to understand these potential issues to make informed decisions about your electrical setup:
Heat Generation: High current can cause significant heat generation in terminal blocks, which can loverheating. This can damage the terminal block and the connected wires, potentially causing a fire hazard.
Increased Stress on Connections: High current loads place more stress on the connections within the terminal block. This can loosening of connections over time, which can result in intermittent or failed connections.
Potential for Arcing: The higher the current, the greater the potential for arcing within the terminal block. Arcing can cause damage to the terminal block and pose a safety risk.
Reduced Lifespan: Terminal blocks subjected to high current over extended periods may have a reduced lifespan due to the increased wear and tear on the contacts.
Safety Concerns: The higher the current, the greater the risk of electrical shock. This is a significant safety concern, especially in environments where people are in close proximity to the terminal block.
Cost Considerations: High-current terminal blocks often require more robust construction, which can increase the cost. Additionally, the need for additional safety measures, such as heat sinks or cooling systems, can further increase costs.