What Is The Purpose Of Push-In Terminal Block?

Next-generation Push-In Series Terminal Blocks with advanced Push-In technology offers a tool-free wiring feature, which means you don’t require a Screwdriver or actuating tool for connecting lugged wires to these Push-In types Terminal Blocks. However, if using bare wires / non-lugged wires, a screwdriver would be required to actuate the push buttons for inserting the wire inside the clamping mechanism that holds these wires to make the connection. For releasing the wire from these push-type terminals the pushbuttons need to pressed and can easily pull out wires from clamps. Since this push-in technology is extremely easy for connecting wires and is independent of human skill, it is highly preferred in Automation and Process industries where there are no. wires coming inside the panel handling signal wires from different locations processing of these signals. These terminals are extremely time-saving and also referred to as quick connection Terminal Blocks. As these clamps are a form of spring connection, they are highly vibration proof and can be used for applications where there are heavy vibrations. 

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