What I don't see in this video.. My main question.. How combine terminal blocks.. I see jumpers or screw connectors on top, but in allot of webshops, I don't see the hardware needed to connect them together, for example for a power bus.
Hey Josh, I am trying to make a DIY fuel injector cleaning system. I have this device I bought on eBay to clean one connector at a time. Which type of a terminal block would I use to connect this cleaning device to 4 injectors at the same time? Thanks in advance! It will involve a positive and negative set up.
if you answer me this i will subscribe i swear , if im requested a terminal block that's 22-10 awg, but 10 amp and i can offer one similar but 30 amp, is that a bad or a good match and why ? you will make my day if you answer this to me
Yes, they have. Not preinstalled, though. If you look at the center of the terminal block, you can see a hole between the two terminal connections. There is where you should put the jumpers. The two level must use two different jumpers because they are not connected one another. So far, I've seen jumpers in screw format or pinned.
You missed the push in cage clamp terminals...preffered method nowadays, but since the video was meda three years ago we will let it slide ;-) Edit: Just saw your other video (th-cam.com/video/oFSt8Y71WZE/w-d-xo.html)
He showed the first connection and I was like yea that's fine. Then he shows the second one with a wire nut. Lol I didn't think he meant on the first one to just hand twist with no connector and walk away
Great video, thank you. But please don't do the off-angle camera thing, it's unsettling. He should look at the camera, or the camera should focus in close on the item he's demonstrating.
It would be nice to see it closer up or some highlight lines to show what he is talking about like on the ground block
Thanks for doing this video!!! Started a new job making cable, wiring and assembling cabinets and mounting terminal blocks .
Great video...exactly what I had been looking for, thanks for producing.
Thanks to RSP and Josh !!
Thank you for the initiative of sharing information!!
That was very informative and to the point.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful video when you didn’t know wtf a terminal block is !
I’m working at maverick power I learn a lot and understand more in this Video thanks
This is a great explanation!!! Thank you for your time!!!
What I don't see in this video.. My main question.. How combine terminal blocks.. I see jumpers or screw connectors on top, but in allot of webshops, I don't see the hardware needed to connect them together, for example for a power bus.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing!
This was helpful for teaching GCSE physics-thank you so much!
Thanks Josh. I love all your videos, they helpful
nice. add use of lugs used in wire termination.
Hey Josh, I am trying to make a DIY fuel injector cleaning system. I have this device I bought on eBay to clean one connector at a time. Which type of a terminal block would I use to connect this cleaning device to 4 injectors at the same time? Thanks in advance! It will involve a positive and negative set up.
Any voltage or amperage parameters?
Nice work, very nice work.
Good educational thank you for quick and free lesson 👍
Really good work keep it up
No info regarding purchasing a terminal block.
What is PT 1.5, PT 2.5,...
good job!
missed the disconnect terminal blocks. aka knife edge.. tbs
Thank you time to play with the wiring in my house yeee-hawww
1:39 WTF, power coming in and leaving from the same side?
Very nice
tarminal block kitne tarah ke hote hai
we can provide the terminal block assembly machine according to your products and your requirements.
u didnt mention how to wire a pa4730 terminal block
How rear terminal?
Thank u sir
if you answer me this i will subscribe i swear , if im requested a terminal block that's 22-10 awg, but 10 amp and i can offer one similar but 30 amp, is that a bad or a good match and why ? you will make my day if you answer this to me
Awesome
great
I asume the terminal block have a jumpers can you explain
Yes, they have. Not preinstalled, though. If you look at the center of the terminal block, you can see a hole between the two terminal connections. There is where you should put the jumpers. The two level must use two different jumpers because they are not connected one another. So far, I've seen jumpers in screw format or pinned.
Ask Dali crew why terminal blocks are important
You missed the push in cage clamp terminals...preffered method nowadays, but since the video was meda three years ago we will let it slide ;-)
Edit:
Just saw your other video (th-cam.com/video/oFSt8Y71WZE/w-d-xo.html)
He showed the first connection and I was like yea that's fine. Then he shows the second one with a wire nut. Lol I didn't think he meant on the first one to just hand twist with no connector and walk away
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Great video, thank you. But please don't do the off-angle camera thing, it's unsettling. He should look at the camera, or the camera should focus in close on the item he's demonstrating.
And yet some of us prefer some different camera angles mixed in.