MEGA2560 Screw Terminal Block Breakout Module with Aluminum Enclosure, for Arduino MEGA 2560 R3

With having to modify the face plate was still worth it for the quality of the case. My Arduino mega is a 2560 R3 but i have had issues with hardware solder on boards have been off in the past from being square with the boards. Terminals are fine this is for a permanent insulation which is not for bread boards jumper as other have had problems with. I also ordered 2 for my Uno boars which lined up perfect to the face plate

Works well. I am putting my mega in motorized cart. The screw terminals are a more secure wire termination.

great case and the din mounting ears are https://a.co/d/b6spSF0

Heavy case, pricey but good quality...only negative is you really can't use breadboard patch wires for reasons explained in other reviews... Would buy again.

I have used two of these breakout box's on projects so far. They provide an easy to use reliable interface for the Arduino mega 2560. The systems were industrial control systems and both have been working for months now with no issues. Both units were received with the reset switch some and button floating in the box. Apparently the switches were damaged due to tight packaging of the board inside the box. Both switches were easily reassembled. I will be using more of these breakout boxes.

used it for a custom steering wheel control setup, worked like a charm!

This the second time I buy it. The block itself is very good but the screw is rusted.

It's a bit pricey and the first one I received had completely wrong hardware. But the replacement was correct and it's a nice enclosure and breakout for industrial applications. Some complain that the terminal block rows block each other but that's really minor as this is a product that's meant to be installed once so you just wire in the correct order when you install. It's not a prototyping solution that's meant to be wired over and over. For the price it would have been nice to see some TVS diodes or other ESD protection on the signal lines of the breakout board to help make it a truly 'industrial' solution and help protect the Arduino.

If you need to build an Arduino into a semi-industrial application, this is a decent choice. I've used a few of the proper industrial Arduinos, intended as PLC replacements but they generally don't have many I/O channels and are fairly expensive. This is good value, nicely made and even comes with DIN Rail mounts. If you don't need 24V capable inputs / outputs or 24V supply, or you need loads of I/O, this is really worth considering. I'll be using more of these in the future!