Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks

A tabbed junction box terminal block is a screwless, spring-loaded splice terminal block with an open-close lever (tab) on each conductor entry. It is used in junction box, luminaire and device connections to join conductors without tightening screws, and to lift the lever, remove the connection and make it again when needed. This category includes 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-entry models from Konsan, Gwest and Çetinkaya Pano; the connectable cross-section is given as 0.2-4 mm² for Konsan and Gwest products, and Konsan has two separate types with slim and compact bodies. Choose according to the number of conductors to be joined, the conductor cross-section and type, the current and voltage rating of the circuit, and the space the body will take up inside the junction box. A 24 A rated current and 250 V rated voltage are stated in the data for Gwest models. A tabbed terminal block should not be confused with the plug-in junction box terminal block, in which the conductor is simply pushed in; the plug-in type has no release lever.

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How to choose Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks

A tabbed junction box terminal block is a screwless, spring-loaded splice terminal block with an open-close lever (tab) on each conductor entry. It is used in junction box, luminaire and device connections to join conductors without tightening screws, and to lift the lever, remove the connection and make it again when needed.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks and where is it used?

A tabbed junction box terminal block is a screwless, spring-loaded splice terminal block with an open-close lever (tab) on each conductor entry. It is used in junction box, luminaire and device connections to join conductors without tightening screws, and to lift the lever, remove the connection and make it again when needed.

What should I compare when choosing Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks?

Choose according to the number of conductors to be joined, the conductor cross-section and type, the current and voltage rating of the circuit, and the space the body will take up inside the junction box.

Where can I find technical details for Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks products?

A tabbed terminal block should not be confused with the plug-in junction box terminal block, in which the conductor is simply pushed in; the plug-in type has no release lever.

Tabbed Junction Box Terminal Blocks Selection Guide: Technical Criteria & Application Standards