Finding 48V DC Screw Terminal
Thought for 4 mins 5 sec
Got it: you need a PCB screw-terminal rated for 20 A at 48 VDC. Here are library parts that meet or exceed 20 A per their datasheets.
Recommended options
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- Datasheet specs: Rated current: 100 A; Rated voltage: 320 V; Pitch: 5.08 mm; Orientation: side-entry (right-angle).
- Notes: Enormous current headroom for 20 A at 48 VDC.
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691137710002 — Würth WR-TBL 5.0 mm, 2-pos
- Datasheet specs: Rated current: 16 / 24 A; Working voltage: 300 / 250 V; Pitch: 5.00 mm; Wire: 12–30 AWG. Datasheet: https://www.we-online.com/katalog/datasheet/691137710002.pdf
- Notes: Meets 20 A under its 24 A rating; verify which standard/approval applies for your compliance needs.
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2-1437667-4 — TE Connectivity barrier terminal, 2-pos
- Datasheet specs: Rated voltage: 300 V; Wire size: 22–12 AWG.
- Notes: Current rating not found in the file snippet; likely suitable but needs confirmation from the full TE datasheet.
Also viable (barrier style, larger pitch)
- HB825-8.25-BK01-04P-Cu-S-A
- Datasheet specs: Rated current: 20 A; Rated voltage: 250 V AC/DC; Pitch: 8.25 mm; Wire gauge: up to 8 AWG.
- Notes: Shown variant is 4-pos; series includes 2-pos options if you need exactly 2.
Questions to finalize
- Entry style preference: side-entry (horizontal) or top-entry (vertical)?
- Any pitch constraints (5.0/5.08 mm vs 7.5/7.62/8.25 mm)?
- Wire gauge you plan to clamp (e.g., 12 AWG vs 8–10 AWG)?
If you pick one, I can proceed to verify footprint fit and add it to your project.
can you clear this pcb
Thought for 1 min 29 sec
I can’t clear the PCB for you automatically. Here’s what the Flux documentation says about deleting things in the PCB editor:
“How do I delete a component, wire, or trace?
- Select the object and press Del.
- Right-click and choose Delete.
- Use Ctrl + Z to undo changes.”
What would you like to clear exactly?
- All routed traces?
- Copper fills?
- Components from the board (keeping the schematic)?
- Board size/outline?
Delete all traces
Remove copper fills
Unplace components
Reset board outline
Clear everything manual steps
