Terminal Blocks - Entrelec by ABB Group


For over 50 years, Entrelec® by ABB has been one of the leading manufacturers of terminal blocks, with products in use all over the world. All terminal blocks are manufactured using only the highest quality materials and carry UL, CSA, VDE, IEC and other worldwide approvals. Entrelec® by ABB offers space savings, industry standard DIN rail mountable terminal blocks and a variety of colors, functions and connection technologies that customers demand.

Product Offering

AMS 500 Marking Systems
PCB Connection Devices
ATEX Terminal Blocks
PLC Wiring System
Blocks for 5.08mm Connections
Power Terminal Blocks
Cable Management System
Screw Clamp Terminal Blocks
Distribution Terminal Blocks
Specific Terminal Blocks
IDC (ADO) Terminal Blocks
Spring Clamp Terminal Blocks
Accessories
Mini Terminal Blocks
Test Connectors



The industry’s most identifiable termination technologies are:
# Screw Clamp technology remains the most popular in connection devices.
# Spring technology is a fast growing standard in screw-less connection.
# IDC (insulation displacement connection) technology is the newest, fastest, and most innovative of screw-less connections.

In addition to general purpose terminal blocks, Entrelec® by ABB offers definite purpose products such as Distribution, 5.08mm connection, Power, Mini, ATEX , and Railway terminal blocks to satisfy the specialty needs of their customers. Terminal Blocks entrelec® by ABB's dedication to its customers is proven by offering FREE software to assist in rail design and operating a 24 hour service hotline for emergencies.

Markets and applications include:

* Process Control
* Large and small panel building
* Machine Tool
* Energy/Utility
* Railway/Transport
* Chemical/Petrochemical
* HVAC
* Ship Building
* Building Automation
* Instrumentation
* Utilities
* Automobile

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