15310

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Turret Board
Terminal Type:	Turret, Single End, Double Turret
Number of Positions:	66
Pitch:	0.375" (9.53mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Row Spacing:	0.750" (19.05mm)
Board Size:	13.125" L x 1.188" W x 0.093" H (333.38mm x 30.20mm x 2.36mm)
Material - Board:	Glass Epoxy
Features:	Standard Strip
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.120" (3.05mm)

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Terminal Strips and Turret Boards

Terminal strips and turret boards are two of the most common electrical components used in commercial and industrial applications. These two components work together to provide a reliable and secure connection between two points. The main difference between them is that terminal strips are typically used in permanent wiring applications, while turret boards are used in more temporary applications such as screw terminal systems, plug-and-play wiring systems, and more.

Terminal Strips

Terminal strips, also known as screw terminal blocks or terminal blocks, are wiring devices that provide a reliable and secure connection between two electrical circuits. They are typically composed of an insulating material, such as plastic or bakelite, with a series of terminals that are held in place by either bolts or screws. Each terminal can be connected to another terminal via a wire, so a typical terminal strip can provide several connections in one device.The most common type of terminal strip is the double pole terminal strip, which allows for two circuits to be connected within the same terminal strip. This design is commonly used when wiring a motor, as it allows for the motor to receive power from two separate sources. Single pole terminal strips are also available, and these can be used for simpler wiring applications.

Turret Boards

Turret boards are similar to terminal strips in that they provide an electrically conductive connection between two circuits. However, unlike terminal strips, turret boards are designed for use in more temporary or plug-and-play wiring systems. Turret boards consist of a series of terminals, usually either brass or copper, that are connected to a board or other base material. The terminals are then held in place by screws, rivets, or other mechanical devices. Each terminal is usually separated from other terminals on the board, which allows for individual connections.To connect two circuits together on a turret board, the circuit wires are connected to the terminals and then covered by a metal cap. This metal cap holds the wires in position and provides a secure connection. The caps can also be removed for easy access to the connections.

Application Field and Working Principle

Terminal strips and turret boards are commonly used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Both components are particularly useful in wiring motor controls, as they provide secure and reliable electrical connections.Terminal strips can be used to connect motor circuits in permanent wiring applications, while turret boards can be used in more temporary applications, such as in plug-and-play systems. Both components provide secure connections, but they have slight differences in terms of their installation and connection methods.In summary, terminal strips and turret boards are two of the most common electrical components used in commercial and industrial applications. Terminal strips are commonly used for permanent wiring applications, while turret boards are usually used for more temporary wiring applications. They both provide secure and reliable electrical connections, and they can be used to connect motor circuits.

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