Terminal connector Comap GW - 18-1/2 (screw-type)

The Comap GW - 18-1/2 screw-type terminal connector is a compact electrical connector designed to provide reliable mechanical and electrical joints for wire conductors. Intended for use in HVAC systems, plumbing control panels and general building installations, the terminal connector offers a screw-clamp fastening that secures conductors in control panels, junction boxes and appliance wiring where a stable connection is required.

Advantages

This screw-type terminal connector provides a compact footprint that saves space in crowded enclosures while delivering consistent contact pressure through a threaded clamp. Its design supports straightforward installation with standard tools and ensures repeatable connections that resist loosening under normal vibration and thermal cycling. The connector is suitable for a range of conductor sizes and materials commonly used in building services and control wiring.

Suitable for

• Electrical connections in HVAC control panels
• Wiring and junctions in plumbing control systems
• Appliance and equipment internal wiring
• Terminal blocks and small distribution enclosures

Key specifications

• Connection type: screw-clamp fastening for solid and stranded conductors
• Form factor: compact inline terminal suitable for panel and box mounting
• Mechanical characteristic: threaded screw for secure, adjustable contact pressure
• Compatibility: suitable for standard building and control wiring conductor sizes
• Application area: HVAC, plumbing control, appliance wiring and general building installations

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the appropriate length, insert the conductor into the terminal entry and tighten the screw using a compatible screwdriver until the conductor is held firmly. Avoid over-torquing to prevent conductor damage; ensure the connection is mechanically secure and check electrical continuity if required. For multi-conductor assemblies, route conductors to minimize stress and ensure the connector remains accessible for inspection and maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate conductor preparation and a calibrated screwdriver to achieve reliable clamping force. Inspect connections periodically for signs of corrosion, looseness or overheating and follow applicable electrical codes and installation standards when integrating the connector into control panels or wiring systems.