Push-in Terminal Blocks Allow For Structural Categorization.

The push in terminal block has a built-in clamping mechanism, and the push in din rail terminal blocks housing and wire interface are designed according to the relationship between function and space, forming different modular units, thereby achieving a clear definition between different connection points.

The core of the push fit din rail terminals structure lies in the relationship between its internal wire fixing mechanism and the geometry of its external shell. Each wiring position is supported by an independent mechanical clamp and isolated by an insulating housing. This layout ensures that the wiring units physically do not interfere with each other, providing a basis for the internal wiring partitioning of the control device. The push-in design of the push fit terminal block is typically used with DIN rail mounting to achieve a regular arrangement of terminals on the distribution board.