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7A 12 POSITION TERMINAL BLOCK

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For 22-18 wire. 3.78" x 0.67" x 0.57" high. 0.32" (8mm) terminal centers. UL, CSA, VDE. Flexible white (natural) Nylon 66 body, 94V2 rated for 105°C degrees. 400 Volts. All metal parts are completely recessed in the housing to prevent shorts. Strip has 12 circuits, with a mounting hole between each circuit. Can be easily shortened with a knife or saw.
WARNING: May cause cancer or reproductive harm.
California Prop. 65
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Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars(4 Reviews)

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Mounting screws 5 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: from CITRUS HTS, CA USA

Number 4 screws fit the mounting holes just perfectly, and, if you get them with Filister heads, the heads will just fit between the terminal strip set-screw tubes.

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Great for low-voltage wiring, but... 5 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: from Charlotte, NC, USA

...be forwarned that you need #2 x 3/4 inch screws to mount these terminal strips (the mounting holes are tiny, and the head of the screw has to fit between the encased terminal scews). You can get #2 screws from the Internet, but probably not at your local hardware store or home center. Aside from that, these make great termination points for all those home automation projects!

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Good for general purpose lab connections 4 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: from Maryland

Work well for most connections. The screw tip cranks directly on the wire, so fine strands might be damaged. Tin stranded wires before using.

Some reviews comment about tiny mounting hardware. It's easier to install a mounting screw from underneath. A short #6 sheet metal or wood screw will hold the terminal block to a plate or board. No nut is needed.

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Alternate Fastener Options 4 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: from California Central Coast

The mounting holes in these nylon bodied strips can also be tapped easily. For this 7 amp size, use a # 6-32 tapered tap. Fasten strip to the project's wall or other surface
by installing the machine screws from inside the enclosure.
Larger sized strips, use # 8-32 or # 10-32 tapered taps depending on the strips' mounting hole size.
This fastening method makes for a neat and clean, reliable mounting means.
As for the reliability of the strips themselves, I have used dozens of them
over many years in various environments without any problems. I do, as a matter of course, check the tightness of the terminal connections whenever I am accessing the circuitry where they are used. Agree with the tinning advice for stranded, and these work fine with 18 AWG solid copper conductors.

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