On 1/1/20 7:34 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 1/1/2020 6:22 PM, Stan Stockton wrote:
The green colored "Phoenix type" pluggable terminal blocks like the
ones used on Green Heron bases and other products are what I would
like to use.
Yes. The pro audio world fell in love with them almost 25 years ago.
And industrial automation. Pretty much everything in the last 20-30
years has come with that kind of termination, whether plug/socket, or
just soldered in terminal strip.
Easy to install and high performance - strip the wire back a bit, stick
it in the hole, torque the screw, and the little corrugated clamp grabs
the wire with a gas tight seal.
Surface mount and through hole versions for PWBs, with easy layout.
And I like the fact that you can stack them end to end and they mate
properly, so you can have a 20 terminal "socket", and you can either use
a single 20 way "plug" or you can have 3 sixes and a two, or something
like that.
It's awesome for Power + transducer/sensor/actuator..
I'll never install a spade lug and barrier terminal strip ever again if
I can avoid it. And if it comes up in a design peer review at work, I'll
argue fairly forcefully against the "heritage" barrier strip.
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