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Twenty green 8-pin PCB spring terminal blocks with 2.54 mm pitch

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Ruth's sister 141R-2.54-8P 8Pin PCB Spring Terminal Block 20pcs

SKU CH-FQX9-TAQNX

Pack of 20 spring terminal blocks with 8 pins at 2.54 mm pitch for PCB wiring

  • 20-piece pack covers multiple board connections
  • 54 mm pitch matches standard protoboard spacing
  • 8-pin spring terminals grip wires without soldering
  • ROHS compliant materials meet restricted-substance rules

20-piece spring terminal kit

This pack contains twenty 141R-2.54-8P blocks, each with eight pins on a 2.54 mm pitch. They are designed for direct PCB mounting in power-distribution or signal-routing tasks. The spring-clamp mechanism accepts solid or ferruled wire without tools. Hobbyists and engineers building custom boards or repairing equipment will find the quantity convenient.

RoHS-compliant connectors for clean assembly

The terminals meet RoHS substance restrictions, so they suit projects that must avoid lead, mercury, cadmium and other controlled materials. Spring contacts maintain low, stable resistance under normal operating currents. No active cooling is required and the blocks add negligible thermal load to a board. Power draw is limited to the circuits you wire through them.

Highlights

  • 20-piece pack covers multiple board connections
  • 54 mm pitch matches standard protoboard spacing
  • 8-pin spring terminals grip wires without soldering
  • ROHS compliant materials meet restricted-substance rules

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 141R-2.54-8P blocks on a 2.54 mm pitch PCB?

Align the eight pins with the 2.54 mm spaced holes, push the block flush to the board, then solder each pin from the underside; the step often missed is checking pin alignment before the first joint cools.

When should I replace a spring terminal in this 20-piece set?

Replace a terminal if the spring no longer grips the wire firmly, if the metal shows corrosion, or if the plastic housing cracks — any of these mean the contact resistance has risen.

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