Terminal Block Connection Types

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Screw Terminal Blocks - the most common connection type and made with a stripped wire and screwdriver. For the most stringent requirements: the screw connection has also proven itself in the wiring of large conductor cross sections.
Spring Connection Terminal Blocks
The special contact spring allows easy insertion and guarantees a high level of contact quality.
Push-In Terminal Blocks - Easy insertion
With push-in connection technology, you can easily connect conductors from 0.25 mm² both directly and without the need for tools.
Fast connection Terminal Blocks - Contacting within seconds
No stripping, no crimping - simply cut the cable to length and it makes contact within seconds.
Barrier Terminal Block - used whenever vibration is an issue typically in rail or transportation industries. Use with spade or ring terminal connected placed over the bolt and secure nut over bolt. This will resist loosening from vibration.
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[@muralig1101]

hi sir myself murali g from india .....
iam working as a technician in tvs motor cycle company , hosur tamilnadu , india.
those components are advanced we using like your explaining components .... your videos help me lot .. keep going sir
thank you sir.

[@shih-haowang4788]

Thank you! This instructive video is exactly what a layman like me needs for selecting the product.

[@jimrobert6317]

You take one look at this guy's hands and can tell he actually DOES this.

[@trentstewart5144]

"Precision screwdriver" gets me

[@aminulsheikh4210]

Thanks

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You're welcome!

[@PotatoClips]

Very informative and professional, thank you. The only concern I have is around 3 minutes in, you mention that the fast connection terminal blocks require no tools, right after using a precision screw driver to lock the wire in place. Are there similar types the can be installed without the screwdriver?

[@caseydill7714]

I know this is super late, but if you haven't discovered WAGO, look them up. They have terminal blocks that can be connected and disconnected with a lever. Their website is terrible but their products are great.

[@weih9197]

nice and clear explantion. thank you

[@automationpk6720]

The best screw type connector in electric wiring

[@vipero00]

Great set and lighting. To much echo in the sound. I will be checking out other videos. Great information.

[@linossinkala7840]

Thankyou for helping me

[@jkj1459]

FANTASTIC , THOUGH LOOK SIMPLE THIS TERMINALS EMBARRASSES SOMETIMES .. DIFFERENT MANUFACTURES MAKING THEIR OWN DESIGNS AND TECHNICIANS ARE TO STRUGGLE FOR THE KNOW HOW . MOST COMPANIES BUY THESE PANELS AND THEY DON BUY THAT SPECIAL SCREW DRIVER .

[@ahmadlibah43]

Sometimes there are blocks with numbers and letters. The circuit diagram refers to put some wire in terminal for example XG07-1 a. My question is how to know where A letter is located, I can se the number but not a,b,c,d etc. thanks in advance!

[@waqassaeed8387]

Sir please make video at Engineering Electrical Drawing and its coordination with panel.
How we arrange the components in panel using specific drawing.???
Sir I will wait for your kind Response.

[@MrSidra2009]

thank u for ur explain

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Thanks for this useful vloge

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Thank you sir

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Well done

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Thank you so much

[@brandezzy801]

Good job guys

[@brianlopez5032]

What is a test block? Is that the same as a terminal block?

[@leepicker67]

Can someone there tell me the brand name and ordering information of the terminal block in the far right position in this video? (It is the first one used as a connection example) I would like to buy this product from RSP Supply if possible. Thanks

[@rmrieee9748]

Phoenix for this one. Many in industry.

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And now I understand the leggo obsessions... Ahhhh grown children.

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Bypass systems

[@frankreiserm.s.8039]

Looks like Lego

[@reversemoustachecat8127]

Why do you keep saying operators instead of technicians. Operators don't wire panels. Good demo for beginners though.

[@bingbongabinga2954]

A screwdriver is a tool.

[@gautamdamodaran]

Lug not ferrule

[@FikiFirmansyah]

Thanks