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Terminal Blocks
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Konnect-It® KN series screw-type terminal blocks facilitate clean, safe and efficient connections between electronic components and control/field wiring. These DIN-rail mounted modular blocks, in a variety of color and wire size options, can be mixed according to specific needs; available in feed-through, sensor, grounding, fuse holding, and disconnect types.
Available in single-level, double-level, triple-level, sensor, mini, grounding, fuse holder and disconnect terminal block types
Most control panels use some type of terminal strip or electrical terminal block connector to connect the control wiring (PLCs, relays, contactors, etc.) to the field wiring.
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DINnector® DN series screw-type terminal blocks facilitate clean, safe and efficient connections between electronic components and control/field wiring. These DIN-rail mounted modular blocks, in a variety of color and wire size options, can be mixed according to specific needs; available in feed-through, sensor, grounding, fuse holding, disconnect, plug-in, and thermocouple types.
Available in single-level, double-level, triple-level, sensor, mini, grounding, fuse holder, disconnect, plug-in, thermocouple, test plug and direct mount terminal block types
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DINnector DN series screwless terminal blocks use a spring clamping system to facilitate clean and efficient connections between electronic components and control/field wiring. These DIN rail mounted modular blocks, in a range of wire size options, can be mixed according to specific needs; available in feed-through, common-point, grounding, disconnect and plug-in types.
Jumper system design improvements have been made to the Screwless series of terminal blocks to add to the quality and reliability of the products.
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Power distribution blocks manage power wiring and branching, as well as provide tap-off points. Edison power distribution blocks, in open or finger-safe styles, provide a high short-circuit current rating, and are available in a range of pole options and amperage ratings.
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A simple and effective way to organize machine wiring for a variety of control system applications!- Cuts Down on Errors in Wiring
- Variety of Circuit Configurations
- Saves Time and Reduces Total Cost
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