Hi.
I'm searching for a part like this, with current rating up to 25-30amps. I know they are out there, but my search on Google, or in DigiKey, Farnell, Mouser has not given me any good answers.

Does anyone know where I can get one?


(This is a snip from Keystones datasheet)

I'm sure it's in my face, but I've search myself blind.

 

This one is 32A with a rising clamp. They have ~33 in stock,

 

This one is 32A with a rising clamp. They have ~33 in stock,

Thanks, I saw that one, but I'm afraid it's too high.

 

https://www.keyelco.com/product.cfm/Binding-Post-Terminals/8730/product_id/1570

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/8730?qs=%2B%2BPv0l39JAEHqkiHVP218w==

 

https://www.keyelco.com/product.cfm/Binding-Post-Terminals/8730/product_id/1570

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Keystone-Electronics/8730?qs=%2B%2BPv0l39JAEHqkiHVP218w==

Thanks, but I believe both of these are the 8730, which is rated for 15amps, unless I'm missing something.

 

Thanks, but I believe both of these are the 8730, which is rated for 15amps, unless I'm missing something.

They are. You won’t get one with a higher rating, because of the amount of current that a single pin into the pcb can take.
if want a higher current rating it will need multiple pcb pins.

 

Hello,

I could not find screw coneection, but could these do:
https://www.peigenesis.com/en/ander...le-connectors/pcb45-powerpoler-connector.html

Bertus

 

I found something that might work.


This is rated 30Amp.
I've never heard of Lugsdirect.
https://lugsdirect.com/IHI_HIGH_CURRENT_PCB-TERMINALS-_SELECTION_CHART2.htm
Only challenge could be the "slot" to fit. Will the PCB house manage to make that...?

 

I would favour something like this:
https://www.keyelco.com/category.cf...ew-Terminals-Metric-Sturdi-Mount/p/476/id/478
stable on the pcb, unlikely to break the solder joint by over tightening the screw, and distributes the current into the pcb at at least four points.

 

I would favour something like this:
https://www.keyelco.com/category.cf...ew-Terminals-Metric-Sturdi-Mount/p/476/id/478
stable on the pcb, unlikely to break the solder joint by over tightening the screw, and distributes the current into the pcb at at least four points.

Yes, this could work. Thanks.