Collection: Distribution & Rail Terminals

Match the terminal's rated conductor range (in mm²) to your cable's cross-section so the wire sits snugly. The range is listed in each product's specs. If you are unsure between two sizes, pick the one whose range your wire sits comfortably within, not at the extreme edge.

Screw terminals clamp the wire under a screw and must be tightened to the right torque; they suit larger conductors. Push-in (spring) terminals grip the wire automatically for faster wiring and good vibration resistance. Both are reliable when used within their rated range.

A busbar comb feeds the same phase to a row of breakers from one input, replacing dozens of loose link wires. Count the poles and confirm the pitch matches your devices. It keeps the panel tidy and speeds up assembly.

Keeping neutral and earth on separate, clearly identified bars makes the installation easier to trace and service, and is standard practice in modern boards. Choose bars with enough ways for every circuit plus spares. Wiring arrangements should follow current regulations and be checked by a qualified electrician.

Yes for terminal blocks: end stops lock the assembly so blocks cannot slide along the rail and loosen connections over time. They are inexpensive and quick to clip on. You will find them alongside the terminal blocks in this collection.

Only use terminals rated for the conductor material you are joining; mixing dissimilar metals in a terminal not designed for it can cause corrosion and loose joints. Check the product specification, and have any unusual connections verified by a qualified electrician.

Orders over €80 ship free across Greece. Since terminals are small, it is easy to combine them with a panel or other parts to reach the threshold. See our shipping page for details.

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