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MS20659-117

TE Connectivity

Ring Terminal

1 AWG

CSA; UL

60 mm²

54108NT

Abb Installation Products

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

30028

3m Electronic Products Division

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

MS20659-118

TE Connectivity

Ring Terminal

1 AWG

CSA; UL

60 mm²

LCA1-00-E

Panduit

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

Male

QQA1C-2

Hubbell

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

Female

1986713-3

TE Connectivity

Barrier Strip Terminal Block

Board

1 AWG

600 V

2

UL

41 mm²

130 A

3

LCA1-56-E

Panduit

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

CSA; UL

192210238

Molex

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

192210237

Molex

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

LCA1-14-E

Panduit

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

192210421

Molex

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

QQA1C

Hubbell

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

Female

54147B

Abb Installation Products

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

LCA1-56F-E

Panduit

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

Female

54809BE

Abb Installation Products

Ring Terminal

1 AWG

Female

AYP1

Burndy

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

Male

LCAF1-14-X

Panduit

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

192210420

Molex

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

192210239

Molex

Lug Terminal

1 AWG

K910C1431000G

Amphenol

Barrier Strip Terminal Block

Board

Screw Clamp

Standard: UL 94V-0, Polyethylene

1 AWG

600 V

1

CUL; UL

42.4 mm²

127 A

10

1

3214081

Phoenix Contact

Modular Terminal Block

DIN-Rail

Screw And Push-On

Standard: UL 94V-0, PA

1 AWG

1 KV

1

CSA; CUL; EAC; UL

50 mm²

105 A

11

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.