Terminal connector (straight, screw) Comap 22 JEVCO

Straight screw terminal connector Comap 22 JEVCO is a compact electrical connector designed to provide reliable screw-clamp termination for conductors in distribution blocks, control panels and HVAC systems. Manufactured by Comap, the connector is intended for creating secure mechanical and electrical contact in building and industrial installations where a straightforward, maintainable connection is required.

Advantages

The Comap 22 JEVCO straight screw terminal connector features a compact form factor that saves space in cabinets and distribution blocks while maintaining stable contact pressure. Its screw-clamp design allows for secure fixation of solid and stranded conductors and enables easy inspection and re-tightening during maintenance. The connector is constructed for consistent electrical performance and repeatable terminations, reducing the risk of loose connections over time.

Suitable for

• Wiring and termination in electrical distribution blocks
• Connections inside control panels and switchgear
• HVAC system wiring and terminal points
• Building installations requiring maintainable screw-clamp terminations

Key specifications

• Connection type: straight screw-clamp terminal
• Mounting style: inline/terminal block compatible compact form
• Conductor accommodation: suitable for solid and stranded wires (cross-section depends on installation practice)
• Mechanical contact: screw-based clamping for repeatable terminations
• Typical applications: distribution panels, control cabinets, HVAC equipment

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the appropriate length recommended for the terminal, insert the conductor fully into the terminal entry and tighten the screw clamp to the torque value specified by the project or applicable standards. Ensure the conductor is seated correctly and that the screw is tightened to produce a secure, vibration-resistant connection. For stranded conductors, use a suitable ferrule if required by installation rules to prevent strand splaying. Perform visual inspection and, if necessary, a pull test to verify the mechanical security of the connection.

Usage recommendations

Follow applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer torque recommendations when tightening terminals. Use wire ferrules where required, avoid over-tightening screws to prevent conductor damage, and perform periodic inspections in environments subject to vibration or thermal cycling.