Using an electronics screw terminal block to connect stranded wire to a breadboard

Using stranded wire with a breadboard is tricky. Some electronics book I have say you can't use stranded wire on a breadboard but I always have with some difficulty. These screw terminals make it a lot easier to wire the battery to a solderless breadboard and reduce the chance of short circuit from loose stranded wire strands.

[MrKYT-gbgs]

These are so awful. I need to do some wiring with a relay on PCB with 18GA lamp wire. Can you recommend some better terminal option that I can drop in and solder?

[toddward]

Thanks, sometimes we just need to a good demo on the product.

[RalphWLundvall]

For the + and - rail try diagonally. That works for me.

[evan]

I just bought a PCB amp with these small blue screw terminals. Should I not use a connector of some sort to connect to them? Like a ferrule or something? I'm kind of new to this and trying to learn. Thank you!

[ilhamdaniofficial]

Hi very good video, i try to use this terminal block, the wiring is the same as explained on the video, but in my case the power resource is from arduino 5v & GND also connect to some sensor use terminal block for output, but the problem theres is no power to the sensor, in this short explanation, do you know where am i do wrong ? thanks