Non-fused DIN rail terminals are modular plastic blocks that are used to connect two or more electrical wires together in a control cabinet. They offer protection from overcurrent and short-circuits.
How do non-fused DIN rail terminals work?
Non-fused DIN rail terminals have an insulated plastic body that houses the current carrying parts and minimises heat generated when current passes through the wires. They also have a clamping device that allows you to quickly snap them on to a DIN rail. A DIN rail is a standard-sized metal rail used to organise and manage multiple terminals in a compact space. You can easily connect and disconnect a non-fused DIN rail terminal without disrupting other wire terminations.
What are non-fused DIN rail terminals used for?
Non-fused DIN rail terminals are used to maintain complex control circuits in applications such as:
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ABB series of double deck DIN Rail terminals
with four independent screw clamp connections and are suitable for use with a wide range of cable size. • Space saving• Feed-through connection• Flexibility to snap onto symmetrical and asymmetrical DIN Rails. ...
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The ATEX Phoenix Contact UK 5 N, grey,
feed-though terminal block has been designed for universal use. Having a universal foot makes it easy to mount onto NS 35 and NS 32 DIN rails. • Compact design helps you save ...
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Earth terminals or ground terminals are versatile because
they can hold a diverse range of different wire sizes, meaning you have lots of practical options. Weidmuller earth blocks have a great range, giving you a choice of finding exactly the ...
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One key advantage of the W-Series is the
choice of plug-in (ZQV) or screw-in (WQV) cross-connections within one modular terminal. Saving substantial time in comparison to other screw terminals. Terminals available in a range of coloursScrew-in and a plug-in cross ...
