Nano Terminal Adapter pinout diagram with screw terminal blocks and header accessories

Arduino Nano Terminal Adapter – Screw Terminal Breakout Board

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Nano Terminal Adapter pinout diagram with screw terminal blocks and header accessories
  • Nano Terminal Adapter pinout diagram with screw terminal blocks and header accessories
  • Nano Terminal Adapter top-down view showing full labelled Nano pinout
  • Nano Terminal Adapter bare PCB underside showing plated through-holes
  • Nano Terminal Adapter unsoldered kit accessories - two screw terminal blocks and two female headers
  • Nano Terminal Adapter unsoldered kit with dimensions 54.6 x 36.1mm and weight 22.45g
Arduino Nano Terminal Adapter – Screw Terminal Breakout Board
SKU: NANO-TERM-ADP-UNSOL

Arduino Nano Terminal Adapter – Screw Terminal Breakout Board

$4.29 NZD
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The Nano Terminal Adapter brings a classic 30-pin Nano layout out to screw terminals for project wiring. Choose Soldered for fitted terminal blocks and sockets, or Unsoldered to assemble the included parts yourself. The Nano board is sold separately.


  • Breaks out all 30 Nano pins to secure screw terminals
  • Two 15-way terminal blocks (digital side + analog/power side)
  • Dual 15-pin female headers for mounting the Nano itself
  • For classic 30-pin Nano boards with matching pin labels
  • Compact 54.6 x 36.1mm footprint
  • Two mounting holes for panel or standoff fitting
  • Available Soldered (ready to use) or Unsoldered (DIY kit)

Specifications

Compatible withClassic 30-pin Nano layout; verify pin labels and fit
Pin breakoutAll 30 Nano pins (digital, analog, power) to screw terminals
Terminal blocks2x 15-way; terminal pitch not independently verified
Header rows2x 15-pin female headers (for mounting the Nano)
Mounting2x mounting holes; check spacing before mounting
Dimensions54.6 x 36.1mm, module parameter image
Weight22.45g stated; assembly basis not specified
PCB colourBlue
Assembly optionsSoldered (ready to use) or Unsoldered (DIY kit)

Datasheets

Technical datasheetPDFOne-page Quick StartPDF

What's in the box

1x
Nano Terminal Adapter

Soldered: fully assembled board, terminal blocks and headers pre-soldered, ready to wire up. Unsoldered: the same PCB plus 2x 15-way screw terminal blocks and 2x 15-pin female headers as loose parts, soldering required. Nano module sold separately.

Great for

Permanent sensor and relay wiring
Panel-mount and enclosure builds
Screw-secure connections that won't shake loose
Classroom and workshop Nano projects
Breadboard-free prototyping
Swapping a Nano in and out of a fixed wiring harness

Wiring & getting started

  1. Check your assembly

    Soldered arrives ready to use. Unsoldered needs the two terminal blocks and two headers soldered on first.

  2. Mount your Nano

    Plug your Arduino Nano into the two central header rows, matching the pin labels silkscreened on the board.

  3. Wire your terminals

    Connect sensors, relays or wires to the labelled screw terminals with a small flathead screwdriver.

  4. Power and go

    For the first test, power the Nano through its own USB connection with no external supply. VIN and 5V are different pins; follow your exact Nano board's power instructions before using an external supply.

Note: Match the pin labels and check fit on the exact Nano used. Terminal current, wire range and tightening torque are not established; follow the technical datasheet and Quick Start before wiring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

Does it include a Nano board?
No. The Nano is sold separately.
What is the difference between Soldered and Unsoldered?
Soldered has the sockets and screw terminal blocks fitted. Unsoldered includes the PCB, two terminal blocks and two socket rows for you to solder.
Which Nano boards fit?
Use a classic 30-pin Nano layout with matching pin labels and socket spacing. Check the exact board before fitting it; a controller model or Nano name alone does not establish compatibility.
Does the adapter regulate power or convert signal levels?
No. It passes the Nano connections through to terminals. VIN, 5V and 3V3 remain separate connections with the limits of the fitted Nano. Use USB-only power for the first test and verify terminal routing before connecting your circuit.

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