Unsoldered Nano Terminal Adapter kit: bare PCB, two 15-way screw terminal blocks and two 15-pin female sockets

Nano Terminal Adapter - Screw Terminal Breakout for Arduino Nano

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SKU: NANO-TERM-ADP-UNSOL

Nano Terminal Adapter - Screw Terminal Breakout for Arduino Nano

$3.59 NZD
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This Nano terminal adapter brings all 30 pins of an Arduino Nano V3 out to labelled screw terminals, so sensors, relays and modules wire in firmly without jumper leads. It suits boards with the classic 30-pin Nano layout, such as our Nano V3 USB-C board. Choose Soldered to use it straight away, or the Unsoldered kit to fit the terminal blocks and sockets yourself.

Specifications

FitsClassic 30-pin Nano V3 layout (not the 24-pad Nano SuperMini)
Pins broken outAll 30: TX1, RX0, RST, GND, D2-D13, A0-A7, REF, 3V3, 5V, VIN
Screw terminals2x 15-way blocks, one per side of the Nano
Nano sockets2x 15-pin female headers
CircuitDirect pin-to-terminal connections; no regulator or power jack
Mounting2 holes for M3, about 42 mm apart
SizeAbout 53.2 x 36.5 mm, about 13 mm tall
WeightApprox. 22 g
AssemblySoldered, or Unsoldered kit (soldering needed)

Datasheets

What's in the box

1x
Nano Terminal Adapter

Soldered: terminal blocks and sockets fitted. Unsoldered kit: the PCB with 2 terminal blocks and 2 socket strips supplied loose. The Nano board is sold separately.

Great for

Wiring a Nano into a project box or control panel
Connecting relay modules and sensors with screw-down wires
Swapping the Nano out without rewiring anything
Classroom builds where leads keep getting knocked loose

Wiring & getting started

  1. Assemble (Unsoldered kit only)

    Solder the two sockets in the inner rows and the two terminal blocks along the edges, with the wire entries facing outwards.

  2. Fit the Nano

    Line up the pin labels on the adapter with those on your Nano, then press it into the sockets.

  3. Test over USB first

    Upload a sketch such as Blink through the Nano's own USB socket with nothing wired to the terminals.

  4. Wire up

    Unplug USB, connect your parts to the labelled terminals with a small flat screwdriver, then power up again. VIN and 5V are different pins, so follow your Nano's power limits for each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

Which Nano boards fit?
Boards with the classic 30-pin Nano V3 layout, such as our Nano V3 USB-C board, soldered or unsoldered. Match the pin labels on the adapter to your Nano before fitting it. The Nano SuperMini has a smaller 24-pad layout and does not fit.
Is the Nano included?
No. The adapter is sold on its own; add a Nano V3 board if you need one.
What is the difference between Soldered and Unsoldered?
Soldered arrives with both screw terminal blocks and both Nano sockets fitted, ready to use. The Unsoldered kit has the PCB with the two terminal blocks and two socket strips supplied loose for you to solder. Its PCB has a slightly different print, with the same terminal labels and wiring.
Can I power my project through the adapter?
Yes, through the Nano. The adapter has no regulator or power jack; each terminal connects straight to the matching Nano pin. Use the Nano's USB socket, or feed its VIN or 5V pin through the terminal within the Nano's own limits. VIN and 5V are different pins.
Does it change signal levels?
No. Signals stay at the Nano's 5V logic. Use a level shifter for 3.3V-only parts.
Can I mount it in a box?
Yes. It has two M3 mounting holes on the centre line, about 42 mm apart and about 6 mm in from each end. The board is about 53.2 x 36.5 mm and about 13 mm tall; the datasheet has a dimensioned drawing.

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