An insulated terminal is a piece of metal sealed in insulating plastic. There are holes at both ends for inserting wires, and there are screws for fastening or loosening. For example, two wires sometimes need to be connected and sometimes need to be disconnected. At this time, you can It is convenient and quick to connect them with terminals and disconnect them at any time without having to solder them or twist them together. And it's very beautiful, the cabinet doesn't look so messy, and there are orderly wiring.
So, what types of insulated terminals are there?
Type A: Both ends are connected and the reinforcing plate is pasted on the insulating tape;
Type B: The reinforcement board is interspersed and pasted directly on the insulating tape;
Type C: The reinforcing plates at both ends are directly pasted on the conductor;
Type D: The reinforcing plates at both ends are interspersed and pasted directly on the conductor;
Type E: One end of the reinforcing plate is pasted on the insulating tape, and the other end is directly soldered;
Type F: The reinforcing plates at both ends are directly pasted on the insulating tape, and the inner half is peeled off;
Type G: direct soldering at both ends.
