SMD PCB Terminal Blocks

Your Benefits:

▪ Low profiles minimize on-board LED shadowing

▪ Push-in termination of solid conductors

▪ Terminal strips of different lengths can be assembled without pole loss,

reducing the number of variants and lowering production costs

▪ Available in 1–3 pole configurations

▪ Delivery in tape-and-reel packaging for full integration

into SMT soldering process

▪ Lower costs via automated pick-and-place assembly

A compact and low-profile PCB connection is required for

optimal uniform light distribution that minimizes shadow-

ing. WAGO’s SMD PCB terminal blocks, with their combi-

nation of a flat design and wide application scope, fully

satisfy these demands. Furthermore, 1-, 2- and 3-pole

terminal blocks (2059, 2060 and 2061 Series) can be

assembled without pole loss, providing total flexibility with

just a few models. All surface-mount PCB terminal blocks

come in tape-and-reel packaging for full integration into

an automated assembly process.

Applications

The numerous advantages of WAGO’s SMD line of PCB

terminal blocks allow them to support a wide range of

applications. From the newest generation of ultra-flat LED

drivers via compact, conventionally wired LED spotlights,

right up to automatically (front- or back-side) wired,

recessed ceiling luminaires, WAGO’s SMD PCB terminal

blocks provide the perfect connection between driver and

module.

The terminal blocks accommodate a broad range of con-

ductors and carry major international approvals making

them highly versatile for worldwide applications.

Surface-Mount Technology

Surface-Mount Technology (SMT) means soldering

electronic components directly onto PCB surface pads

without drilling holes.

The basic SMT process consists of applying solder paste

to the PCB via solder dispensing equipment, screen or

stencil printing. SMT assembly is performed using fully

automated placement machines. Surface-mount compo-

nents are soldered to the board in convection or vapor

phase ovens.

Reow Soldering Process

Automated assembly

Printing (solder)

SMD components

SMD