Ok, so it may not be a wire nut but a much more Klever one! The MPB series lever wire connectors (hence Klever) from Klemsan bring a powerful combination of flexibility, speed, and reliability to commercial applications and control panel wiring. Designed to simplify installation while maintaining performance and safety, the MPB series fills a…
Barrier to Entry – Safety First
Barrier Strips are still being utilized in today’s Electrical Systems, despite all the advancements in connection technology. We’re trying to understand why this is so in the face of a myriad of safety advances in DIN Rail mounted Terminal Blocks. Barrier strips may assist the technician who loves their wide shank quarter inch screwdriver but…
New Tension Clamp Terminal Blocks Can Take The Heat
American Electrical Inc.’s (AEI) new SRD series tension clamp style terminal blocks by Klemsan are rated non-burning – UL 94 V0! For some customers, that’s a requirement and we’re happy to provide a high quality tension clamp terminal !!! Simply open the clamp with a screwdriver and push the wire in – to remove a…
This THIN Relay Can Save You Valuable Space
Amazing – a 6mm THIN DIN Rail mounted RELAY? At American Electrical, Inc. (AEI) that’s what we do all day – save you time, save you space and save you money! Especially with these space saving relays by Klemsan. A 6mm, space saving package with FOUR different coil voltages – 12 and 24 VDC and…
Down to Earth – Grounding Made Easy
Have you ever seen a design where there were multiple ground runs to an exposed busbar or groundbar in the bottom of the enclosure? Those green wires running all over the control panel making their way to the copper bar? Do you have a legacy system that makes similar runs and needs an upgrade? There’s…
Not Your Average WireNut- What to Consider When Sizing a Terminal Block
Unlike a WireNut that just serves a function to keep wires bound together, Terminal Blocks actually carry current and can perform multiple functions – there’s much more to consider. Let’s take a look at five attributes to consider when sizing your terminal block in most any application – they happen to be Function, Load, Wire Size, Voltage…
