Terminal Base

Features 

• Connection Points: Terminal bases consist of a series of metal or insulated terminals arranged in a row or a block. Each terminal provides a connection point where wires or conductors can be securely attached.


• Wire Termination: Wires are typically terminated onto the terminals using screws, spring clamps, or other methods, depending on the design of the terminal base. The termination method ensures a reliable electrical connection.


• Modular Design: Terminal bases often have a modular design, allowing them to be easily snapped together or mounted side by side to create larger connection points for multiple wires.


• Labelling: Some terminal bases have areas for labelling or marking the connected wires, making it easier to identify and trace connections.


• Types: Terminal bases come in various types, including barrier terminal blocks, feed-through terminal blocks, fuse terminal blocks, and ground terminal blocks, among others. Each type is designed for specific applications and connection requirements.


• Applications: Terminal bases are widely used in industrial control panels, electrical cabinets, power distribution systems, motor control centers, electronics prototyping, and various other applications that involve electrical connections.