Push-in Terminal Blocks: The Foundation Of Wiring In Industrial Control Systems

Inside complex distribution cabinets and control boxes, push in terminal block wire connector is responsible for the power transmission of the control system. It connects the power supply to the various units of the equipment in a simple and direct manner.

push connector block is designed so that wires can be inserted to complete the connection, with internal spring clips or latching mechanisms securing the conductive components. Once inserted, the wire makes contact with the metal conductor inside push fit connector block, forming a stable current path that distributes power from the main power supply to control elements such as relays, modules, motors, or sensors.

The push fit terminal structure allows a large number of wires to be neatly routed within a limited space. Its multi-layer/multi-hole design allows adjacent wires to branch or converge on the same module. In industrial control systems, power supply often needs to be distributed to multiple subsystems. push fit terminal block connector, located on a rail or terminal block, performs this distribution task, bringing in the main power and then distributing it to the various sub-circuits.