Connector Block Device to Connect All Terminals?

anotheruser

Is there something I can buy that will connect all the terminals on a terminal connector block (that is, on one side)?

Hasbeen

anotheruser said:

Is there something I can buy that will connect all the terminals on a terminal connector block (that is, on one side)?

Depends on what you are using it for? A selection below.

https://www.screwfix.com/c/electrical-lighting/junction-boxes/cat830522

FreeBear

anotheruser said: Is there something I can buy that will connect all the terminals on a terminal connector block (that is, on one side)?

Something like this - https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/non-fused-din-rail-terminals/8044323

To be honest, a bit of copper wire is going to be cheaper and can be bent to suit the terminal strip easily enough.

Jonesya

An alternative is the Wago type connectors - one common block with multiple cable entries.
Look at something like Wago 222 blocks, you can get these upto 5 way.

https://cpc.farnell.com/wago/222-415/terminal-block-w-lever-5cond-4mm/dp/CN12063

shinytop

Assuming it's for automotive/low voltage use
https://www.amazon.com/Positions-Terminal-Pre-Insulated-Barrier-MILAPEAK/dp/B07CLY5N9T?th=1
You can clamp stripped wire and use the row of forks to connect terminals together 

anotheruser

shinytop said:

Assuming it's for automotive/low voltage use
https://www.amazon.com/Positions-Terminal-Pre-Insulated-Barrier-MILAPEAK/dp/B07CLY5N9T?th=1
You can clamp stripped wire and use the row of forks to connect terminals together 

This is what was recommended to me.
But then I wouldn't need the connector block. The reason I ask is that I have about 20 blocks (quite large holes) of about 20 length, which I'm probably never going to use.

I suppose I could do it the old school way of using wires looping in and out, just wondered if there was something a little tidier that would enable me to use the existing connector blocks I have.

I think ultimately the answer is going to be no.