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| − | A DIN rail is a standardized metal rail that is widely used in the electrical field to mount many different types of electrical equipment including [[Special:MyLanguage/Overcurrent protection|breakers]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Overcurrent protection|fuse holders]] and terminal blocks. | + | A DIN rail is a standardized metal rail that is widely used in the electrical field to mount many different types of electrical equipment including [[Special:MyLanguage/Overcurrent protection|breakers]], [[Special:MyLanguage/Overcurrent protection|fuse holders]] and terminal blocks. These components will either snap onto the DIN rail or can be tightened down with a screw. |
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| + | Terminal blocks are used to create safe and secure connections. They are frequently used to transition between wire types or are connected together to create a [[Special:MyLanguage/Busbar|busbar]] for [[Special:MyLanguage/Series and parallel connections|parallel connections]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:08, 2 March 2021
A DIN rail is a standardized metal rail that is widely used in the electrical field to mount many different types of electrical equipment including breakers, fuse holders and terminal blocks. These components will either snap onto the DIN rail or can be tightened down with a screw.
Terminal blocks
Terminal blocks are used to create safe and secure connections. They are frequently used to transition between wire types or are connected together to create a busbar for parallel connections.
