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PCB Terminal blocks: |
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The terminal block can be soldered
directly onto a PCB, which uses the blocks
to connect to the remaining circuit for signal
transmission. |
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Plugabble Terminal blocks: |
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Depending on the application,
different plugs at various angles are available
for making connections. |
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Panel Mounting Terminal blocks: |
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Using a simple method of fixation,
the terminal blocks can be mounted on top
of another product, with clips(springs) or
screws holding the wires in place so that
both internal and external parts of the product
can be used for signal transmission. |
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DIN Rail Terminal blocks: |
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Terminal blocks with tracks
can be fixed on standard DIN matching tracks,
such as the U-shaped and G-shaped rails. Using
the DIN railto fasten the terminal block in
place can facilitate signal transmission via
the connected wires. |
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Screwless Terminal blocks: |
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By using reliable springs,
the wires can be held in place so that they
are easy to use, resistant to vibration, resistant
to loosening, and long-lasting. It is a simple
matter of wedging a screwdriver into the appropriate
indentation hole to easily pry it open and
insert the wire. Once the wires are in place,
remove the screwdriver and the spring will
snap back to tightly hold the wires in place. |
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Barrier Terminal blocks: |
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These types are most commonly
used for power supply, industrial control,
products related to information technology,
and home appliances. |
