Spring Push-Button Terminal Blocks
A spring push-button terminal block is a screwless splice terminal block in which conductors are connected by pressing the lever on the housing and pushing them into the slot, and are held by spring pressure. It is used at splice points, such as luminaire connections, where conductors are to be joined quickly without tools and separated again when needed by pressing the lever. In this category, Konsan No:1 2-way (KON-296) and 3-way (KON-297) screwless spring push-button terminal blocks are sold per piece; the conductors enter the terminal block from both sides. Choose the 2-way or 3-way type by the number of conductors to be spliced facing each other; compare the conductor cross-section the terminal block accepts and its current and voltage rating with the manufacturer data. A spring push-button terminal block should not be confused with a spring-connection DIN rail terminal block: a DIN rail terminal block is lined up on the mounting rail to form a row in the panel, while a spring push-button terminal block does not mount on a rail and is used at individual splice points.
Products
- No:1 Triple Screwless Spring Push-In Terminal Block KON-297 — KSN · SKU: KSN3311 · TRY 2.55 · In stock
- No:1 Double Screwless Spring Push-In Terminal Block KON-296 — KSN · SKU: KSN3310 · TRY 1.72 · In stock
How to choose Spring Push-Button Terminal Blocks
A spring push-button terminal block is a screwless splice terminal block in which conductors are connected by pressing the lever on the housing and pushing them into the slot, and are held by spring pressure. It is used at splice points, such as luminaire connections, where conductors are to be joined quickly without tools and separated again when needed by pressing the lever.
- 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 Spring Push-Button Terminal Blocks and where is it used?
A spring push-button terminal block is a screwless splice terminal block in which conductors are connected by pressing the lever on the housing and pushing them into the slot, and are held by spring pressure. It is used at splice points, such as luminaire connections, where conductors are to be joined quickly without tools and separated again when needed by pressing the lever.
What should I compare when choosing Spring Push-Button Terminal Blocks?
Choose the 2-way or 3-way type by the number of conductors to be spliced facing each other; compare the conductor cross-section the terminal block accepts and its current and voltage rating with the manufacturer data.
Where can I find technical details for Spring Push-Button Terminal Blocks products?
A spring push-button terminal block should not be confused with a spring-connection DIN rail terminal block: a DIN rail terminal block is lined up on the mounting rail to form a row in the panel, while a spring push-button terminal block does not mount on a rail and is used at individual splice points.