RGBW din rail terminals

[David Wallis]

What are people doing for terminating 5 core for RGBW?

Thanks

David

[Flux]

Not sure if this is what you mean but I terminated all my 5 core cable, ribbon or  flex with  bootlace ferrules.

Regards

Flux

[David Wallis]

I was meaning had anyone found a 5 way terminal

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[Rob_in]

I used 5 core shielded cable for lighting. Bolted each cable to the back of the DIN rail using a cable clamp that went round the shield thus grounding it to the rail, and then just brought the 'signal' wires round to the front of the rail and directly into LED controllers. Works for me, but I admit would be a bit annoying to change at a later date - not that I see any changes being necessary.

Robin

[RSinn]

I used phoenix terminals. I've used T&E cable and using 2 of the 'cores' for the anode which I combine at the terminals so I only need one cable to the driver. So I use one 2-1 block and another 3-3 block.