About the Connectwell price lists
The current Connectwell price list on this page took effect on 9 February 2026 — revision 01 of the year, as its first page says — with the previous edition beside it. It prices Connectwell's terminal blocks and the parts that complete a terminal strip. This guide explains how to read its columns, why pack size and minimum order matter, and how to order a complete strip.
Connectwell price list editions on this page
| Price list | Newest edition | Earlier editions here |
|---|---|---|
| Price list | 9 February 2026 | 1 April 2025 |
What the Connectwell price list covers
The list is a table of part numbers covering everything that goes on a DIN rail terminal strip: feed-through terminal blocks in a range of conductor sizes, grounding terminal blocks for the protective earth, spring-clamp and screw-clamp variants, end clamps and end plates, DIN rails, markers, and the shorting links and studs that bridge terminals. Its first page notes that the list price applies only in India.
Because a strip is assembled from many small parts, the list is long — more pages than most here — and the part number is the only reliable way to find a line.
How to read the Connectwell columns
The columns of the Connectwell price list
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Part number | The reference to order and to quote; descriptions repeat, part numbers do not |
| Description | Conductor size, connection type, colour and function, such as feed-through or grounding |
| Unit of measure | What one priced unit is — a piece, a pack or a length |
| Standard pack quantity | How many come in a pack |
| Minimum order quantity | The smallest quantity the line is sold in |
| List price | The printed price per unit of measure; some lines say price on request instead |
| Group | A product group code; ask a seller whether their discount differs by group |
The two quantity columns change what a line really costs you. A low unit price on a part sold only in large packs can mean buying far more than the panel needs; round each line up to whole packs before comparing quotations.
How to order a complete terminal strip
Terminal strips are where small omissions stop a wiring crew. Count every part from the wiring diagram:
- The feed-through terminals, by conductor size and colour, with a few spares.
- The grounding terminals for every protective earth conductor.
- An end clamp at each end of each strip, and end plates where the terminal design needs them.
- Shorting links or jumpers for every bridged group.
- Markers for every terminal, matched to the terminal's marker system.
- The DIN rail length, with room for the end clamps and any future terminals.
Order the strip as one list, so the parts arrive together and from one edition of the price list.
List price, GST and discount
The list gives a list price per unit of measure, which is normally before GST; tax is added to the seller's net rate. Lines marked price on request are quoted case by case. Sellers quote a discount off the list, and on terminal blocks the quantity — often in thousands across a project — usually matters more than anything else. Compare net rates on the same part numbers, rounded to the same packs. Our guide to reading a switchgear quotation explains landed cost in full.
Connectwell against other makes
Terminal blocks from different makers can match on conductor size and current and still not mix on one rail: markers, jumpers and end plates are designed for one maker's profile and are rarely interchangeable. If a panel already uses one make, extend it with the same make. Our guide to switchgear brand cross-referencing covers what to match when a change of make is unavoidable.
Buying genuine Connectwell terminal blocks
Terminal blocks are bought in bulk and fitted without inspection, which makes substitution easy. Buy through Connectwell's authorised channel, check the marking and the packs against the list, and keep the invoice trail; our guide to verifying genuine switchgear sets out the checks. For other control panel components, the Teknic and EAPL price lists are on this site too.
Questions about the Connectwell price list
Where can I download the Connectwell price list 2026 PDF?
On this page. The current list, effective 9 February 2026, is the first card above, with the previous edition beside it. Each opens the maker's PDF in a new tab.
What does MOQ mean in the Connectwell price list?
Minimum order quantity: the smallest quantity a line is sold in. Together with the standard pack quantity, it decides how many you actually buy.
Is GST included in the Connectwell price list?
The list gives list prices, which are normally before GST; tax is added to the net rate. Confirm it in the terms printed in the list.
What is a grounding terminal block?
A terminal block that connects a protective earth conductor to the DIN rail, and through it to the panel's earth. It is usually green and yellow and is a separate part number from a feed-through terminal.
Why do some Connectwell lines say price on request?
Those lines are quoted case by case rather than printed. Ask a seller for a rate on the part number.