Kruviühendusplokkide

Kruviühendusplokkide, also known as terminal blocks or screw terminals, are electrical connectors used to join electrical wires. They provide a secure and reliable method for connecting multiple wires together in a circuit. These devices typically consist of a housing made of insulating material, such as plastic, and metal conductive elements. Each terminal block usually has several connection points, often secured by screws. To make a connection, the stripped end of an electrical wire is inserted into a terminal, and then a screw is tightened to clamp the wire securely against the conductive element.

Kruviühendusplokkide are widely used in various electrical applications, including industrial control panels, building wiring, automotive systems, and household appliances. Their primary function is to facilitate easy and safe termination and distribution of electrical power or signals. They are particularly useful for creating modular connections, allowing for simple addition or removal of components without disturbing the entire circuit. The design of terminal blocks varies depending on the intended use, with different sizes, current ratings, and wire gauge capacities available. Some advanced terminal blocks may include features like spring-loaded clamps instead of screws for faster and more vibration-resistant connections.