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Terminal strips and Turret boards are a type of electrical connector that is used to establish electrical connections between components or to conduct electricity within an electronic circuit. These connections are made by either soldering or crimping the stripped end of the device to a terminal block or turret board hole.

Terminal strips, also referred to as screw terminals or terminal blocks, consist of insulated blocks with an array of terminals that range from two to more than one hundred. Often the connections for the terminals are configured so that it is easily accessible for maintenance or testing. Both wire and printed circuit boards (PCB) are commonly connected to terminal blocks. Turret boards consist of a board with an array of closely spaced terminals. This allows for the loading of a variety of components at a fairly high density. Both of these connector types are used in a variety of applications such as industrial automation, point-of-sale (POS) and medical imaging.

Terminal strips and turret boards can be further categorized based on the type of connection that the user will make; e.g., soldering or crimping. Soldering is the most popular connection choice due to its durability; however, for ease of assembly, crimping is becoming increasingly popular. To help ensure the quality of the connection, terminal blocks and turret boards often incorporate color or code markings and anti-tarnish treatment. Other common features include insulation displacement connector (IDC) technology, spring-cage technology, integrated strain relief, and multiple levels.

Terminal strips and turret boards are used in a variety of applications to provide reliable electrical connections. In industrial automation, these devices are used to connect control systems to motor drives, inverters, and sensors General applications include lighting and signal distribution, while specific fields involve data transmission in digital multi-meters and automotive safety systems. Terminal strips and turret boards are also used for the transmission of audio and video signals in medical imaging and POS systems.

The working principle behind terminal strips and turret boards is fairly simple; they provide a convenient way to connect multiple wires to a single terminal block or turret board. They are designed to be used in high-voltage, high-current applications and can withstand repetitive insertion and removal of wires. All terminal strips and turret boards are tested in accordance with UL and CSA standards and are rigorously tested prior to installation to ensure proper operation.

Terminal strips and turret boards offer a durable and reliable connection for a variety of applications. By utilizing the latest technology and rigorous testing standards, they provide a safe and effective means of connecting components and conducting electricity. They are an integral part of industrial automation, general, audible, and visual electronics, and a variety of other applications.

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