September 2022 - WAGO ’s new 2601 Series is the first super-compact, tool-free PCB terminal block with lever technology, allowing quick and easy wiring for cross-sections from 26 to 14 AWG. With the ability to be connected both vertically and horizontally to the PCB and with a pin spacing of just 3.5mm, this terminal block takes up minimal space on the board. Thanks to WAGO’s patented Push-In CAGE CLAMP connection technology, solid and fine-stranded conductors with ferrules can be connected simply by pushing them into the block. The levers ensure that the contact point is always secure; making our PCB terminal blocks ideal for device connections in the field, no matter the performance class.
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WAGO’s LEVER-LUTION Continues with New PCB Terminal Block

WAGO’s new 2601 Series is the first super-compact, tool-free PCB terminal block with lever technology, allowing quick and easy wiring for cross-sections from 26 to 14 AWG.
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