Power Distribution Terminals Blocks

The primary function of a distribution block is to efficiently supply power to a series of devices while also providing protection against short circuits. These blocks are versatile and can handle a wide range of frequencies and currents, making them suitable for various applications.

Using distribution blocks simplifies the installation process by allowing a single large wire to connect multiple devices back to the power source. This eliminates the need for separate wiring for each device, saving time, effort, and resources.

Distribution blocks can be mounted using a standard U-type DIN rail or panel screw mounted, depending on the specific mounting environment.

Key features and benefits of distribution blocks include:

Brass conductor: The blocks utilize brass conductors, ensuring high conductivity and durability.

Simple and quick operation: Distribution blocks are designed for easy and efficient use.

Professional power design: They are engineered to meet the requirements of professional power distribution.

Convenient single pole or multi-pole distribution: Users can choose the appropriate configuration to suit their needs.

Waterproof IP20 rating with a removable transparent cover: The blocks provide protection against moisture and dust, and the removable cover allows for easy inspection.

Reasonable design for space-saving installation: The blocks are designed to save installation space, making them suitable for compact environments.

Separate incoming and outgoing connections: The blocks have distinct terminals for incoming and outgoing connections, ensuring clear identification of internal cables.

Fences between terminals to prevent contact and short circuits: This feature enhances safety during operation.

Compact footprint with single or multiple pole configurations: The blocks allow for the construction of smaller or higher density panels.

Increased productivity due to reduced wiring, inventories, hardware, and assembly costs: Using distribution blocks streamlines the installation process and reduces associated costs.

Additional features include:

Tinned copper block: The use of tinned copper enhances conductivity.

Visual inspection of wire: The design allows for easy confirmation of wire connections.

Hinged or removable cover: The blocks feature a hinged or removable cover, facilitating easy wiring and maintenance.

In summary, distribution blocks offer an efficient and space-saving solution for power distribution. They provide simplicity, safety, and flexibility while reducing installation time and costs.