What is this part on my solar controller

[Zosima_]

Greeting!

Not sure if this the correct forum but I need help identifying a part on my solar charge controller circuit board. It got fried out from a loose ground. I have found similar however it doesn’t have 4 pins just 2.

Thanks
Zosima

 

[rjenkinsgb]

If you mean the green burned connector?
Carefully measure the spacing between the pins - there are several different sizes / pin pitches.

Then have a look through these to find an appropriate one.
You can search that part number on different sites afterwards, if you can't use Mouser.

https://www.mouser.co.uk/c/connectors/terminal-blocks/fixed-terminal-blocks/?q=PCB%20Screw%20Terminal%20Blocks&connection%20method=Screw&number%20of%20positions=2%20Position~~2%20Positions&rp=connectors%2Fterminal-blocks%2Ffixed-terminal-blocks%7C~Number%20of%20Positions

 

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[danadak]

Its a simple PCB terminal block.

Google "PCB terminal block", you will get lots of hits.


Regards, Dana.

 

[rjenkinsgb]

Just had another more detailed look through the list of possibilities - this one looks promising?

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Phoenix-Contact/1929533?qs=EN3VjTIJKYHUkGvZ%2FNu0tQ%3D%3D

It's 12.7mm or 1/2" between terminal centres and 10.16 or 0.4" between the two pins on each terminal.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

As everyone has said - it's a simple terminal block - main problem is getting one the exact same size, there are a bewildering variety of sizes.

I've got a small selection of differtent sizes at work - mainly from when I've ordered the wrong size!