Terminal Blocks - Accessories

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
2016-1392

2016-1392

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

96

222-500

222-500

WAGO

MOUNTING CARRIER

354

790-116

790-116

WAGO

SHIELD CLAMPING SADDLE; 19 MM WI

40

249-101

249-101

WAGO

SCREWLESS END STOP; 6 MM WIDE; F

252

2102-1392

2102-1392

WAGO

PLATE END/INTERMEDIATE 3COND

100

280-308

280-308

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 2.5

273

2002-1492

2002-1492

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 0.8

127

2002-3292

2002-3292

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 0.8

125

2002-2291

2002-2291

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 0.8

162

2010-1291

2010-1291

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

214

280-341

280-341

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 2.5

180

2010-1391

2010-1391

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

198

2000-5391

2000-5391

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

188

2102-1291

2102-1291

WAGO

PLATE END/INTERMEDIATE 2COND

189

281-329

281-329

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 2.5

115

2006-1691

2006-1691

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

257

231-131

231-131

WAGO

PUSH-BUTTON; LOOSE

965

2002-6391

2002-6391

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 0.8

198

2002-1392

2002-1392

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 0.8

0

2002-1891

2002-1891

WAGO

END AND INTERMEDIATE PLATE; 1 MM

165

Terminal Blocks - Accessories

1. Overview

Terminal Blocks Accessories are modular devices used to secure and manage electrical connections in various systems. They include components like terminal covers, marking strips, bridging pieces, and grounding terminals. These accessories enhance safety, improve connectivity reliability, and facilitate maintenance in electrical installations. With the rise of smart infrastructure and Industry 4.0, terminal blocks accessories have become critical in ensuring efficient power distribution and signal transmission across industries.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Terminal CoversProtect against dust, moisture, and accidental contactIndustrial control panels
Marking StripsEnable circuit identification via labelingElectrical cabinets in HVAC systems
Bridging PiecesAllow parallel connections between adjacent terminalsPower distribution blocks
Grounding TerminalsProvide safe earthing paths for equipmentMachinery grounding systems
Fuse HoldersIntegrate circuit protection with terminal blocksControl circuits in renewable energy systems

3. Structure and Components

Typical terminal blocks accessories consist of: - Insulation Housing: Made from flame-retardant thermoplastics (e.g., PA66) - Conductive Elements: Brass or phosphor bronze contacts with tin/silver plating - Clamping Mechanism: Screw-type, spring-cage, or push-in connectors - Identification Features: Laser-markable surfaces or insertable labels - Mounting Base: DIN rail compatible or panel-mount designs

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Rated Current1-300ADetermines power handling capacity
Rated Voltage50-1000VEnsures insulation safety
Contact Resistance<10m Affects connection efficiency
Insulation Resistance>100M Prevents leakage current
Operating Temperature-40 C to +120 CEnsures reliability in harsh environments
Short-Circuit Withstand10-100kACritical for industrial safety

5. Application Fields

Major industries include:

  • Industrial Automation: PLC control cabinets, motor drives
  • Energy Systems: Solar inverters, wind turbine controllers
  • Transportation: Rail vehicle electrical systems, EV charging stations
  • Telecom Infrastructure: Base station power distribution
  • Building Automation: HVAC control systems, smart lighting

Example: In smart grid substations, grounding terminals protect SCADA systems from surges.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey ProductsSpecial Features
Phoenix ContactPTFIX seriesModular plug-in system
Weidm llerSAM seriesTool-free connection technology
TE ConnectivityMini Universal seriesCompact 5.0mm pitch
Wago285 seriesCAGE CLAMP spring connection
OMRONV-terminal seriesVibration-resistant screw terminals

7. Selection Guide

Key considerations:

  1. Electrical Requirements: Match current/voltage ratings with system needs
  2. Environmental Factors: Consider temperature, humidity, and vibration
  3. Installation Type: DIN rail vs. PCB mounting
  4. Certifications: UL, CE, RoHS compliance
  5. Maintenance Needs: Choose between screw-type (high reliability) or push-in (fast installation)

Case Study: For outdoor wind turbine control cabinets, specify IP67-rated terminal covers with UV-resistant materials.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging trends include:

  • Miniaturization: 2.5mm pitch terminals for compact devices
  • Smart Integration: IoT-enabled terminals with condition monitoring
  • Modular Systems: Customizable blocks with tool-less assembly
  • Material Innovation: Halogen-free flame-retardant polymers
  • Global Standardization: Unified dimensions per IEC 60947-7

Market growth driven by EV charging infrastructure and renewable energy projects, projected at 6.2% CAGR through 2030.

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