Screw Terminal Block 9 pin 0.1″ (2.54 mm) Pitch, Side Entry

Screw Terminal Block 9 pin 0.1″ (2.54 mm) Pitch, Side Entry have terminals that hold and release wires through the simple adjustment of a small screw, allowing you to easily make temporary connections to a PCB. Since each terminal has a single corresponding pin spaced every 0.1″ (2.54 mm), you can use these terminal blocks with prototyping boards and PCB.

Specifications:

• Voltage rating: 150 V
• Current rating: 6 A
• Screw M1.6
• Ambient temperature   -40~+105
• Contact resistance: 20 mΩ
• Screws Steel, Zn plated
• Contact Copper alloy, Sn plated
• Cage Copper alloy, Ni Plated
• Wire gauge: 26-18 AWG
• Poles 02-12P
• Wire strip length: 4.5 mm

Strip wire to the appointed length for solid wire, then tighten with rated torque.

For stranded wire: stripping wire to the appointed length, mating with the corresponding ferrule type, then tightening with rated torque.

The tightening process should be steady; you can’t use explosive force.

Note: These terminal blocks do not slide together like our stackable screw terminal blocks, and they do not fit next to each other on a 0.1″ grid, so you will need to get the exact size required for the application. Additionally, they do not work well in solderless breadboards (their pins are too short).

Package List: Screw Terminal Block 9 pin

Development  Resources: demo codes, schematics, datasheets, etc

Degson  DG308-2.54

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