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Snap action blocks are perfect when you have to quickly wire up a bunch of free-hanging components, and you don't want to solder. They're much...

These side-entry screwless terminal blocks have a pitch of 0.1″ (2.54 mm). Each block has three spring terminals that automatically grip the stripped ends of inserted 26 – 18 AWG wires, allowing for easy, temporary connections to your PCB, and units can be combined to make longer blocks. They are rated for 150 V, 2 A (UL) and ship in packs of three.

These side-entry screwless terminal blocks have a pitch of 0.1″ (2.54 mm). Each block has two spring terminals that automatically grip the stripped ends of inserted 26 – 18 AWG wires, allowing for easy, temporary connections to your PCB, and units can be combined to make longer blocks. They are rated for 150 V, 2 A (UL) and ship in packs of three.

If you need to connect an RJ45 cable (a.k.a Ethernet) to a board that doesn't have an Ethernet jack - this adapter will come in very handy! No soldering required...

These side-entry screwless terminal blocks have a pitch of 0.1″ (2.54 mm). Each block has four spring terminals that automatically grip the stripped ends of inserted 26 – 18 AWG wires, allowing for easy, temporary connections to your PCB, and units can be combined to make longer blocks. They are rated for 150 V, 2 A (UL) and ship in packs of two.

These side-entry screwless terminal blocks have a pitch of 0.1″ (2.54 mm). Each block has five spring terminals that automatically grip the stripped ends of inserted 26 – 18 AWG wires, allowing for easy, temporary connections to your PCB, and units can be combined to make longer blocks. They are rated for 150 V, 2 A (UL) and ship in packs of two.

These side-entry screwless terminal blocks have a pitch of 0.1″ (2.54 mm). Each block has six spring terminals that automatically grip the stripped ends of inserted 26 – 18 AWG wires, allowing for easy, temporary connections to your PCB, and units can be combined to make longer blocks. They are rated for 150 V, 2 A (UL) and ship in packs of two.

These are small spring terminals. Open the aperature with the small arm, insert the wire, release the arm and the wire is held firmly in place. This is a good quick way to to interface to bare wires. Capable of higher current and more resilient than breadboard or female header type connections.

This accessory makes wiring up sensors to your Bus Pirate 5 "a snap", with snap-open quick connects that plug into the BP5s header port....