PCB terminal block, angled 90°, pitch 5.08 mm, 2-position — EB686617513

Angled 90° PCB terminal block EB686617513 with a 5.08 mm pitch and 2 positions is a right-angle, solder-mount connector for printed circuit boards. It provides two screw-clamp contacts to secure wire terminations and is intended for signal and low-voltage power applications where a compact, reliable right-angle connection is required. The component supports straightforward PCB routing and offers mechanical stability for wire connections in compact assemblies.

Advantages

The angled 90° orientation reduces the vertical profile on the board and simplifies wire routing along the PCB edge. With a 5.08 mm pitch and two positions, the terminal block balances compact size and accessibility for standard wire gauges. Solder-mount construction ensures mechanical rigidity and steady electrical contact while screw-clamp terminations permit easy connection and rework without specialized tools.

Suitable for

• Signal wiring and low-voltage power connections on PCBs
• Control panels and industrial electronic modules with edge wiring
• Prototypes and small series devices requiring right-angle terminations
• Applications where compact PCB routing and secure screw connections are needed

Key specifications

• Mounting type: solder-mount for printed circuit boards
• Orientation: 90° (right-angle)
• Number of positions: 2
• Pitch: 5.08 mm
• Termination style: screw-clamp contacts for wire securing
• Typical use: signal and low-voltage power circuits
• Contact material: metallic contacts suitable for soldering (factory default finish)

How to use

Place the terminal block on the PCB so its solder pins align with the designated pads, ensuring correct orientation for the 90° output direction. Solder the pins using appropriate temperature and flux for the board and component specifications to establish reliable mechanical and electrical connections. Insert stripped wire ends into the screw-clamp openings and tighten screws to secure the conductors; avoid over-tightening to prevent conductor or terminal damage. For maintenance or rewiring, loosen the screws to remove wires and re-tighten after reinsertion.

Usage recommendations

Verify the wire gauge and maximum allowable current for your application to ensure compatibility with the screw-clamp terminations. Route wires to minimize mechanical strain at the terminal and, if necessary, add strain relief or cable ties. Use appropriate soldering procedures and follow PCB cleaning guidelines after assembly to maintain long-term contact reliability.