1. How do I connect terminal block with cable?

Steps to use a Terminal block with cable wire:1. Open the housing of wire to 9-10 mm.2. Push the orange lever to 90°.3. Plug the wires.4. Press the lever to close the clamp.

2. What are the Uses of Terminal Blocks?

A Terminal block is usually used to prevent short circuits, preventing electrical leakage, testing wires, etc. Terminal blocks increase safety by grounding, isolating, and protecting other components in the circuit. Used to securely connect two or more wires

3. What are the Types of Terminal Blocks?

The Wire connecting terminal blocks vary in terms of the wire holding capability, current, no of pins etc. 4 Pin Push in Conductor2 Pin Push in Connector3 Pin Push in Conductor5 Pin Push in Conductor

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2 Pin Push in Connector The 2 Pin lever nuts connector is designed with a rated voltage of 400V and an impulse voltage of 4KV. The 2 pin lever nuts compact connector is manufactured with a modified nylon (PA66) and phosphor copper is used...

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5 Pin Push in Conductor The 5 Pin lever nuts connector is designed with a rated voltage of 400V and an impulse voltage of 4KV. The 5 pin lever nuts compact connector is manufactured with a modified nylon (PA66) and phosphor copper is used...

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3 Pin Push in Conductor The 3 Pin lever nuts connector is designed with a rated voltage of 400V and an impulse voltage of 4KV. The 3 pin lever nuts compact connector is manufactured with a modified nylon (PA66) and phosphor copper is used...

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4 Pin Push in Conductor The 4 Pin lever nuts connector is designed with a rated voltage of 400V and an impulse voltage of 4KV. The 4 pin lever nuts compact connector is manufactured with a modified nylon (PA66) and phosphor copper is used...

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Make Better Builds with the Right Terminal Blocks

Ever bought the wrong part and your project just didn’t work? When it comes to terminal blocks, choosing correctly really matters. You’ll find options that are simple to use and reliable for most electronics and robotics work. In this terminal blocks collection, we’ve grouped useful options so you don’t have to search everywhere. This makes it easier to focus on building instead of troubleshooting basic issues. Scroll through and pick what works best for you.

Pin Count & Wire Gauge Chart

Terminal blocks come in different sizes and pin counts to match various wiring needs. Use this quick chart to select the right model for your project.

Pin Count	Wire Gauge (AWG)	Typical Use Case
2-Pin	18–26 AWG	Power input, small modules, sensor connections
3-Pin	16–26 AWG	Signal + power lines, motor driver inputs, LED drivers
4-Pin / 5-Pin	14–22 AWG	Stepper motors, multi-wire sensors, CNC wiring
6-Pin and above	12–20 AWG	Distribution blocks, high-current connections, multi-channel systems

How to Connect Wires Using Terminal Blocks

Strip the wire: Remove 5–7 mm of insulation without damaging the copper strands.

Open the terminal screw: Loosen the screw or lever until the wire slot is free.

Insert the wire: Push the copper into the terminal until fully seated.

Tighten securely: Tighten the screw until the wire is firmly clamped. Avoid overtightening to prevent damaging the conductor.

Test the connection: Gently tug the wire to ensure it does not come loose.

Power up and verify: Once all wires are connected, power your circuit and check stability.

Safety Tips for High-Current Terminal Block Connections

Use the correct wire gauge: Undersized wires can overheat and cause failure.

Ensure a tight, clean connection: Loose wires generate heat and may lead to arcing.

Avoid mixing stranded and solid wire in the same terminal - choose one type for consistency.

Use ferrules for stranded wires to improve grip and reduce fraying.

Check for discoloration or heat marks: These indicate poor contact or excessive load.

Never exceed the rated current: Check the terminal block’s datasheet for maximum current capacity.

Terminal Block

This terminal block with cage clamp connection is similar to the Wago 222 series. Wire terminal blocks are primarily used to make secure wire connections in industry, communications, networking, lighting, security, signaling, heating, ventilation and air conditioning. This terminal block connector allows you to interconnect solid, stranded, and fine wire cables without the use of tools. This terminal block accepts wire sizes from 28 AWG to 12 AWG. Compact connection terminal for up to 5 strippable conductors depending on the type of blocks. This wire connector is suitable for soft and hard wires. With the advantages of long life, corrosion resistance, aging resistance, high pressure resistance, insulation and flame retardancy, it can effectively prevent electric leakage. This makes the lever nut more secure than a traditional wire nut.

Check out the compatible wires for these terminal blocks.

Price List of Terminal Blocks on Robocraze

Item Name	Price in INR (as of 16th Nov 2022)
4 Pin Push in Conductor	25/-
2 Pin Push in Connector	69/-
3 Pin Push in Conductor	13/-
5 Pin Push in Conductor	21/-

Item Name

Price in INR (as of 16th Nov 2022)

4 Pin Push in Conductor

25/-

2 Pin Push in Connector

69/-

3 Pin Push in Conductor

13/-

5 Pin Push in Conductor

21/-

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I connect terminal block with cable?

Steps to use a Terminal block with cable wire:

1. Open the housing of wire to 9-10 mm.

2. Push the orange lever to 90°.

3. Plug the wires.

4. Press the lever to close the clamp.

2. What are the Uses of Terminal Blocks?

A Terminal block is usually used to prevent short circuits, preventing electrical leakage, testing wires, etc. Terminal blocks increase safety by grounding, isolating, and protecting other components in the circuit. Used to securely connect two or more wires

3. What are the Types of Terminal Blocks?

The Wire connecting terminal blocks vary in terms of the wire holding capability, current, no of pins etc.

4 Pin Push in Conductor

2 Pin Push in Connector

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5 Pin Push in Conductor

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Price List of Terminal Blocks on Robocraze

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I connect terminal block with cable?

Steps to use a Terminal block with cable wire:

1. Open the housing of wire to 9-10 mm.

2. Push the orange lever to 90°.

3. Plug the wires.

4. Press the lever to close the clamp.

2. What are the Uses of Terminal Blocks?

A Terminal block is usually used to prevent short circuits, preventing electrical leakage, testing wires, etc. Terminal blocks increase safety by grounding, isolating, and protecting other components in the circuit. Used to securely connect two or more wires

3. What are the Types of Terminal Blocks?

The Wire connecting terminal blocks vary in terms of the wire holding capability, current, no of pins etc.

4 Pin Push in Conductor

2 Pin Push in Connector

3 Pin Push in Conductor

5 Pin Push in Conductor

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