Connection method of terminal

Terminal is a connector that can stop a single cable and connect it to a power circuit or other software, which can be divided into copper terminals, cold-pressed terminal terminals, etc., the terminal box has various shapes, specifications and ratings, but a single cable (single stage) cannot be connected from start to end.

The Terminal block can be used by wire, but each terminal is only connected to one cable. Terminal block connectors are particularly effective in situations where they must be embroidered, which may require inspection, cable replacement, maintenance, and replacement (which is why terminal blocks are very common in home wiring and industrial production indoor environments). While not all junction boxes have PCB touch pads or support feet, they have some physical lines of mechanical equipment made of plastic or other insulating materials throughout.

The most common way to connect the terminal is to insert the screw, insert the cable line (and then clamp the screw with a separate screw. Large terminal blocks used with medium to large cables usually have screws that push the cable into the metal material action body, while terminal blocks used with thin cables use screws that push the cable into the rod or flat head of the metal material software. Other Wiring Terminals can be used without screws and can be used as hooks. The cable is inserted and the operating rod is reduced to avoid the cable being dragged out. Another terminal type is a terminal block containing a screw to hold one end of the cable, with a power supply inserted into the other end to allow hot insertion of the connector.