There are a large number of distribution nodes, among which the junction box UK-2P takes one of the first places in installation work. To connect the wires and easy access to them, the boxes are released open and closed. As intended, junction boxes are made for electrical wiring or for other connections that use a wire or cable.
Switching box UK-2P
The node for the distribution and connection of the broadcasting wires is a circular design in which two pairs of contacts are placed for connecting the wires from the radio network to the listening device. This junction box UK-2P is assembled on a plastic basis with a metal cover, which is bolted to the base. The base with contacts is screwed to the wall with a screw. On the base are two pairs of contacts without a jumper.
The UK-2P junction box has several variations: the UK-2L box with two jumpers and the UK-2P box with two resistors. These nodes are designed to connect and branch the broadcasting wires from the network to the subscriber. Resistors are used to limit the increase in current in the home network, which prevents the network from current fluctuations in emergency situations. The terminal blocks of these junction boxes are placed at different heights, which makes easy access for connecting wires.
Box UK-2P switching for 4x2 wires
Distribution node for connecting and distributing wires. With the help of it, security and fire alarm systems are installed for video surveillance and installation of other wired networks of small current and voltage.
The junction box for 4x2 wires UK-2P consists of a polyethylene base on which 4 fixed metal contacts and 8 movable rectangular contacts are placed. Lead-in cables of wires enter fixed contacts and are clamped by movable ones. After installation, the base with wires is closed by a cover.
These distribution nodes are designed for small voltages up to 36 volts and currents up to 0.5 amperes.