Terminal Block Separator Plates
A separator plate is a thin, insulating spacer placed between two adjacent terminal blocks in a row mounted on a DIN rail. It is used to separate terminal groups at different voltage levels or with different functions both visually and electrically, and to place an insulating barrier between side-by-side bridged groups. This category includes gray and red separator plates from Onka suitable for MRK and OPK series DIN rail terminal blocks. Choose the plate by the terminal block series (MRK or OPK), the housing size of the terminal block you will separate, and the color that will distinguish the groups; verify compatible terminal block cross-sections from the manufacturer data. A separator plate does not replace the end stop that fixes the terminal block group on the rail; it only forms an insulating partition between two terminal blocks.
Products
- Onka OPK Separator Plate Gray — Onka · SKU: 1060053 · TRY 11.47 · In stock
- Onka OPK Separator Plate Red — Onka · SKU: 1060054 · TRY 11.47 · In stock
- Onka MRK Series Separator Plate Gray — Onka · SKU: 1060051 · TRY 12.14 · Made to order
- Onka MRK Series Separator Plate Red — Onka · SKU: 1060052 · TRY 12.14 · In stock
How to choose Separator Plates
A separator plate is a thin, insulating spacer placed between two adjacent terminal blocks in a row mounted on a DIN rail. It is used to separate terminal groups at different voltage levels or with different functions both visually and electrically, and to place an insulating barrier between side-by-side bridged groups.
- Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
- Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
- Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.
Frequently asked questions
What is Separator Plates and where is it used?
A separator plate is a thin, insulating spacer placed between two adjacent terminal blocks in a row mounted on a DIN rail. It is used to separate terminal groups at different voltage levels or with different functions both visually and electrically, and to place an insulating barrier between side-by-side bridged groups.
What should I compare when choosing Separator Plates?
Choose the plate by the terminal block series (MRK or OPK), the housing size of the terminal block you will separate, and the color that will distinguish the groups; verify compatible terminal block cross-sections from the manufacturer data.
Where can I find technical details for Separator Plates products?
A separator plate does not replace the end stop that fixes the terminal block group on the rail; it only forms an insulating partition between two terminal blocks.
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