DC Power Socket on Terminal Block, No name, model Gniazdo DC na kostce, pack of 10

DC power socket mounted on a terminal block, model Gniazdo DC na kostce, sold in a pack of 10. This socket provides a compact, panel-mountable connection point for standard DC barrel plugs and terminates individual conductors with screw clamps. It is intended for low-voltage DC systems in electronics projects, repairs and small-scale installations where a removable plug connection and simple wiring are required.

Advantages

The terminal-block-mounted DC socket offers a straightforward mechanical and electrical interface that simplifies wiring and replacement of panel connectors. Screw-terminal contacts accept stripped wire conductors without the need for soldering, enabling fast assembly and serviceability. Supplied in a pack of 10, the set is convenient for repetitive tasks, prototyping or stocking spare parts. The compact form factor and standard barrel connector shape make it compatible with common DC power plugs used in consumer and hobby electronics.

Suitable for

• Electronics prototyping and laboratory test setups
• Repair and replacement of panel-mounted DC sockets
• Low-voltage DC power distribution in DIY enclosures
• Small appliances, routers, LED drivers and amplifier projects

Key specifications

• Connector type: DC barrel socket with screw terminal block
• Mounting style: panel mount / chassis mount
• Contact termination: screw clamp for stripped conductors
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Intended voltage range: low-voltage DC applications (typical consumer DC levels)
• Material: plastic housing with metal contacts
• Compatibility: standard DC barrel plugs commonly used in consumer electronics

How to use

Install the socket in a suitably sized panel cut-out and secure it according to the mounting design. Strip the insulation from the power wires, insert each conductor into the corresponding screw terminal and tighten the screws to ensure a firm electrical and mechanical connection. Verify polarity before powering the circuit and test continuity to confirm correct wiring. For replacement, disconnect power, loosen the terminal screws and remove the socket from its panel before fitting the new unit.

Usage recommendations

Ensure that connections are tightened to provide reliable contact but avoid over‑torquing which can damage the terminals. Use appropriate wire gauge for the expected current, keep polarity consistent, and limit use to low-voltage DC circuits within the socket's mechanical and contact design. When used in enclosures, provide strain relief for the incoming cable and maintain safe clearances from other conductive parts.