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Terminal strips and turret boards are two components that are used to interconnect the internal wiring of an electrical or electronic system. They are comprised of a number of terminals and sockets that are used to accept and distribute electrical signals.

Terminal strips are usually mounted on a panel or a chasis. They consist of an insulated base that has a number of blade-like conductors arranged in a row along one or two surfaces. Each conductor has a connection point at one end, making it easier to attach wires or other components to the terminal strip. The other end of the conductor is either insulated or bare, allowing for a connection to another terminal strip or component. Terminal strips can be used to make connections between components, as well as to power, control and signal components in a system.

Turret boards, sometimes known as turret terminals, are another type of terminal assembly that are used to make electrical connections between components in an electrical system. They are typically used in applications where a large number of connections are needed in a small space, such as audio or video equipment. Turret boards are mounted on a panel or board and consist of a number of metal or plastic terminals arranged in a row. Each terminal has a hole in the center, which is used to accept a connected wire or component. As with terminal strips, the terminals on a turret board are connected to a power, control, or signal line.

Terminal strips and turret boards play an important role in the operation of an electrical or electronic system. Both components provide a convenient way to make connections between components, as well as to power, control and signal those components. They are easy to install and provide reliable connections for the efficient functioning of a system.

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