Weewooday Terminal Block Set 12-position Dual Row White Screw Terminal Strip 10 a 380 V Wire Connector Electrical Barrier Block for Small Projects Home and Electrical(20 Pieces)

When building electronic gadgets I never want a front-panel component (switches, displays, etc.) directly wired to the I/O pins on the processor. I want to have the guts and the surface separable. I used to make custom connectors -- molex or dupont -- but handling those little pins has become more difficult with age. A terminal block is a good substitute, if space is available and it's not necessary to make quick connects/disconnects. This product is as small as I've found. 24ga braided wire fastens securely; nothing has worked loose with handling. It's easy to cut off the number of terminals you need, so there's no waste. Functional, compact, good value, would buy again.

These terminal blocks are amazing! We use these to connect wiring to our ejection charges in our rockets. These undergo large blasts from black powder explosions and are still capable of being used over and over. Some of these have undergone 10 explosions and have still worked. We epoxy these to fiberglass bulkheads and have never had an issue with them connecting the wires we need to install. They are very easy to use and easy to utilize with a small screwdriver and can be reused so many times. You get hundreds for the price and they last a very long time!

Not worth the $ for the taste.

Good for wiring

Great price and easy to use

This type of wire connector is better than wire nuts because they provide a cleaner, easier to trace connection scenario, use less space than nuts, and are easier on the wires due to less bending. I also trust them more to keep wires together than wire nuts.

These are great! Just clip off what you need. You will need a Jeweler’s screwdriver. They hold the wire well when stripped to correct length. Have mounting holes for screws to secure them. I used them in a Bass Guitar where I wanted to be able to change pickups quickly. They did the job well! I was afraid the screw might penetrate through the back of the bass body. I just let it lay in the bottom of the control cavity and being very light weight the wires keep it from moving around a lot. You could use double sided sticky tape but do not glue them down unless you have room to get the wires in and out easily.

These are great for connecting hardwired devices. Stip can be cut down to size to meet the project requirements.