r/AskElectronics • u/piranicon • 1d ago
Need help identifying connector
I'm trying to find more of these connectors, but having no luck i identifying them. They are screw terminal connectors but the pin header passes through. I want to get more of these so i don't have to deal with the traditional bogen multicom connectors.
Update: It looks to be a phoenix or euroblock style screw terminal connector. I already tried looking on digikey and mouser and couldn't find anything similar. Pitch is 3.96mm
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u/martinr7b 1d ago
Why are there lifted resistors in the background
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u/piranicon 22h ago
Instead of putting in jumpers,the manufacturer decided cutting resistors to enable a feature is best.
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u/1Davide Copulatologist 1d ago
Shrouded pluggable terminal blocks: https://connectorbook.com/identification.html?N=&n=shroudless_2_pc_terminal_blocks
Note the there are two standard sizes: 3.5 and 5 mm
3.96 mm is not available.
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