The recommended torque is 6-8 in-lbs (0.7-0.9 Nm) to ensure secure fastening without damaging the PCB or the terminal.
While the datasheet specifies 20 AWG as the maximum wire size, it's possible to use larger wires with some caution. However, it's essential to ensure the wire insulation is not damaged during insertion and that the terminal can accommodate the larger wire diameter.
To prevent the terminal from coming loose, apply a small amount of thread-locking compound (e.g., Loctite) to the threads before screwing the terminal into the PCB. This will help maintain the secure connection.
While the terminal is rated for operation up to 105°C, it's possible to use it in higher temperature applications with some caution. However, it's essential to ensure the terminal's materials and construction can withstand the increased temperature without compromising its performance or reliability.
To ensure reliable contact, strip the wire insulation to the recommended length, insert the wire into the terminal, and screw the terminal into the PCB securely. Also, ensure the wire is not damaged or corroded, and the terminal is free from contaminants or oxidation.
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