3P PCB Screw Terminals

I used these to wire up a solar trickle/maintenance charger for a car battery. Many connectors require a special crimp tool to wire up the pins. These use the "Euro" style straight clamp operated by a screw - no crude grinding of a screw on the wire - so easy to make connections without messing up the wire and no need for special tools.The plug/socket pair plug together well, and it is not easy to pull them apart. But they can be eased apart just by inserting a blade screwdriver between the two halves.

I bought some under the cabinet lining and had to cut the ends to run the wires so they were hidden. This allowed me to connect them easily. Wire stay secure.

I use the 3 pin because I troubleshoot BACnet mstp devices over an FLN constantly. So i have a separate USB to raw wire end and connect the female to that end. Then all I have to do is unhook the Fln from the panel and plug in to my cable. BOOM! I also pre make different cable lengths so I can move to a better spot or if I want to connect in the middle of the Fln. Pretty handy. Can use them as a splice if a cable gets cut or you need to disconnect a device but it doesn't have a terminal block. Great to have on hand.I use the 2 pin to make hooking and unhooking 24v devices a little easier and less.."sparky".Keep a box in your van and 2 of each set in your bag. Good to go.

worked fin for amp that required two pin phoenix connectors. can be used side by side to make 4 pin connectors too.

Used these to tie into some LED lights in the attic and worked great.

I have searched all over for these connectors. Someone suggested Amazon. I did and got exactly what I have been searching for for a year. Thank you.

I've lost so much time on this project trying to get these things to work. I really like how these blocks connect. I was working on smaller wires and they worked great. When I shifted to 12awg wire I hit a wall. I can't insert 12guage wire without the tip mushrooming and encroaching on the other terminal making a short a very real danger.I put ferrules on the wires to tame the bundles to see if that works but the grey ferrules, the smallest ones I can fit the12awg wire into, will not fit into the blocks. Before or after crimping.I also have a problem with some 24 and 16 gauge wires passing the tug test and still falling out of the blocks when I go to route the cables.

Use these for guitar pickups. Work great to create nice tight solderless connections