Terminal Blocks Explained

[@altuber99_athlete]

Great video! Some more information: 1. Usually, gray terminal blocks are used for phase/active/line/hot wires, blue ones are used for neutral wires, and green with yellow ones for ground wires. 2. There are cover accessories to cover the right-most terminal block, to avoid leaving exposed contacts. 3. There are accessories to join various terminal blocks together. That is, to form a single electrical point or node. In this way, theres no need to splice wires. 4. There are accessories to avoid slipping of the terminals blocks. In this way, they can’t move sideways in the DIN rail accidentally.

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[@haitham5084]

Awesome explain

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[@yazzzlet3549]

Fantastic video. I've been using these for years but I was just never entirely sure on the nomenclature and the different types. It's funny because my new job now is going to be dealing with a lot of thermocouples for sealing machines in the food industry, and as the process improvement engineer it would have been embarrassing if I didn't know that I needed a specific terminal block for those connectors.

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[@hv1785]

Great stuff! Very clear. If you’re taking suggestions for future content, I’d like to understand safety-related control components better. For example, safety relays commonly found in control boxes.

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@@realpars So, you guys never made an explanation video about safety relays :P Would be nice tho.

[@epoxy1710]

I always use Weidmuller screw in terminal blocks when connecting cables, the barrier is just to low quality. Take two screws in terminal blocks and zip tie them together, best connection you can get.

[@umargul5644]

Well done sir very useful thanks

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[@rendros6343]

It would’ve been great if you had mentioned installation terminals with neutral sectionable conenection and what are intended for (for instance the part number type PT 2,5 L/NT/PE from Phoenix Contacts)

[@electron1012]

Not all wires are suited for screw connectors use . Thermocouple wires are such

[@shahidnazir6080]

Excellent. Pls do some video on instrument Barriers n Groundings.

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Perfect just perfect Thanks.

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[@CKshorts1117]

Is terminal cabinet same as terminal block?

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Hi @Astaeele Shorts. I'm not sure what you mean by a terminal cabinet. A Control Cabinet contains lots of terminal blocks and lots of other components as well. Please let us know if I haven't answered your question.

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Excellent.

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[@DSNCB919]

I have a hard time getting a reading of voltage on wires on terminal blocks at times with my multimeter not sure if I'm placing in wrong hole

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i want to learn about the structure and working principle of PCB and the symbols on the PCB, can you help me?

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@@realpars (printed circuit board assembly - PCBA). i would like to ask you about the principle of current input and output on the PCBA,and the meaning of the symbols above it. For example 0v,12v,24,COM....

[@_stardust__]

Is it possible to check the signals by connecting leads in push feed terminals like it can be done in screw-in terminals?

[@realpars]

Hi Dipankar. I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll give it a shot. Unlike screw terminal that quite often will support more wires, push-feed terminals are not so user-friendly. Adding additional wires for testing is not usually possible considering that space is limited. I hope that helps?

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