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Part	Manufacturer	Product Type	Mounting Style	Fastening Style	Additional Features	Wire Gauge	Rated Voltage	Total Rows	Safety Compliance	Wire Cross Section	Rated Current	Product Series	Total Ways	Total Decks
4-172	Bel Fuse	Barrier Strip Terminal Block	Panel	Screw	Phenolic	18 AWG	125 V	2	UL	0.823 mm²	10 A		4	1
517	TE Connectivity	Modular Terminal Block			Phenolic	12 AWG	300 V				20 A	517
211	TE Connectivity	Modular Terminal Block		Screw	Phenolic	10 AWG	600 V	1			35 A	211	2	1
985GP03	Marathon Special Products	Barrier Strip Terminal Block		Screw	Phenolic	4 AWG	600 V	2	CE; CUL; UL		85 A	985GP	3	1
5-141	Bel Fuse	Barrier Strip Terminal Block	Panel	Screw	Phenolic	14 AWG	250 V	2	CSA; UL		20 A		10	1
3-1437390-3	TE Connectivity	Modular Terminal Block		Screw	Phenolic	4 AWG	600 V	1			85 A		2	1
8-141	Bel Fuse	Barrier Strip Terminal Block	Panel	Screw	Phenolic	14 AWG	1.555 KV	2	CSA; UL		20 A		8	1
38280-0102	Molex	Barrier Strip Terminal Block	Board	Screw	Phenolic			2				38280	4	1
4193	Keystone Electronics	Strip Terminal Block	Board	Screw	Phenolic			1					7	1
28008-58	Molex	Barrier Strip Terminal Block	Panel	Screw	Phenolic	6 AWG	300 V	2	CSA; UL		50 A		8	1

Terminals & Terminal Blocks

Terminals and terminal blocks are essential components in electrical and electronic systems. They are used to provide a secure and reliable connection between wires or cables and other components, such as switches, relays, or power supplies.

Terminals are small devices that are attached to the end of a wire or cable to facilitate its connection to other components. They come in different shapes and sizes, including spade, ring, and fork terminals. They are typically made of metal and can be crimped or soldered onto the end of a wire.

Terminal blocks, on the other hand, are a collection of terminals mounted on a plastic or metal block. They are used to simplify the wiring of electrical and electronic systems by providing a centralized location for connecting multiple wires or cables. Terminal blocks come in different configurations, including single-row and double-row blocks, as well as modular blocks that can be snapped together to form larger blocks.

Terminal blocks are also available with a variety of features, such as screw or spring clamp terminals, quick-connect terminals, and barrier strips. Some terminal blocks also include LED indicators, fuses, or surge protection devices to provide additional functionality.

Terminals and terminal blocks offer several advantages over other types of electrical connections. They are easy to install and can be used to connect multiple wires or cables, which can help to simplify wiring and reduce clutter. They also provide a secure and reliable connection that can withstand the vibrations and shocks of operation.