The materials required to use wiring terminals include: wiring terminals, screwdrivers, and wires.

1、 Firstly, peel off the insulation of the wire by 6-8 millimeters.

2、 Then connect the exposed wires to the inside of the terminal blocks.

3、 Then tighten the top screw with a screwdriver.

4、 Pull with your hand to ensure it does not fall.

5、 Then press the switch and see that the light is on, completing the wiring of the terminal blocks.

Terminal blocks are suitable for the interconnection of a large number of wires. In the power industry, there are specialized terminal blocks and terminal boxes, all of which are terminal blocks, including single-layer, double-layer, current, voltage, ordinary, interruptible, and so on. A certain crimping area is used to ensure reliable contact and sufficient current flow.

Terminal blocks are used to facilitate the connection of wires. They are actually a piece of metal enclosed in insulating plastic, with holes at both ends for inserting wires and screws for fastening or loosening.

The current wiring terminals utilize the existing rail type wiring terminal box screw connection technology and are equipped with electronic components to form a circuit, achieving transmission coupling of optoelectronic processes.

Automatic control requires the control unit to be reliably isolated from various sensors and actuators to avoid interference. The WUKG2 optical isolation terminal in Sanmen Bay can perform this function well and ensure that the on-site signal matches the low voltage required by the electronic control device. It can also serve as an interface component between process control equipment and control, signal and regulator devices, and is suitable for different voltage and power ranges.

Terminal blocks have advantages such as low signal loss at the control end, high switching frequency, no mechanical contact shaking, no wear switching, high insulation voltage, no fear of vibration, no influence from position, and long service life. Therefore, they are widely used in the field of automatic control.