Terminal block 8-position Schelinger A18-UJB-125 — 8 screw terminals for electrical connections

Schelinger A18-UJB-125 is an 8-position terminal block that provides screw-type electrical connections for control panels, junction boxes and equipment cabinets. The compact module contains eight separate terminals designed to join, distribute or terminate conductors while maintaining reliable mechanical and electrical contact. It is intended for standard wiring tasks where a simple, robust connection method is required.

Advantages

The terminal block uses screw clamp connections that ensure stable contact and easy wire replacement or reconfiguration without soldering. Its compact footprint allows efficient panel space usage, and the separated positions reduce the risk of short circuits between conductors. The design facilitates secure fastening to DIN rails or mounting surfaces used in typical electrical installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting and distributing conductors in control cabinets and junction boxes
• Terminating wires for sensors, switches and relays
• Small to medium industrial and building electrical installations
• Applications requiring compact, serviceable screw terminal connections

Key specifications

• Number of positions: 8 screw terminals
• Connection type: screw clamp for solid and stranded conductors
• Module form factor: compact 8-position block suitable for panel or rail mounting
• Electrical functionality: individual insulated terminal points to separate circuits

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the appropriate length recommended for the terminal block, insert the conductor into the screw clamp, and tighten the screw to secure the wire. Ensure that screws are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque to avoid loose connections or conductor damage. When adding or removing wires, de-energize the circuit and verify correct polarity and routing before re-energizing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate wire gauges and torque settings for the screw terminals, follow local electrical codes, and perform regular inspections of connections in environments with vibration or temperature variation to maintain reliable performance.