2365-1-00-80-00-00-07-0

Diameter - Turret Head:	0.051" (1.30mm)
Insulation Color:	--
Material - Insulation:	--
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Contact Finish Thickness:	200.0µin (5.08µm)
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass Alloy
Board Thickness:	0.031" (0.79mm)
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.076" (1.93mm)
Staking Side ID:	0.046" (1.17mm)
Staking Side OD:	0.073" (1.85mm)
Series:	2365
Flange Diameter:	0.094" (2.39mm)
Termination:	Swage
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Length - Overall:	0.266" (6.76mm)
Length - Below Flange:	0.053" (1.35mm)
Length - Above Board:	0.213" (5.41mm)
Number of Turrets:	Double
Terminal Type:	Single End
RoHS Status:	RoHS Compliant
Part Status:	Active

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Terminals - Turret ConnectorsTurret connectors are an essential device for automated control in industrial applications. These terminals offer an ideal choice when there is a need for flexible cable connections, including the ability to disconnect and reconnect the connection quickly and without the need for additional tools. In particular, turret connectors are essential for efficient manufacturing processes, making it easier for operators to control equipment across the factory floor and also providing the ability to quickly add or repair complicated electrical systems.Turret terminals are composed of two basic parts: the terminal and the base. The base is an insulation material that serves as the foundation of the connector and is available in a variety of materials, including plastic, glass or ceramic. The terminal, on the other hand, consists of a metal base or tube, with several slots used to connect the metal conductors to the insulation material. The conductors are usually made from copper or aluminum, and the slots vary in size and shape based on the specific application.The purpose of the turret terminal is to supply a reliable electrical connection between two devices that require a secure physical connection. Generally, one device is the source of power and the other is a device that will receive the signal. By connecting the two devices via a terminal, it allows the signal to be transmitted quickly and accurately.Most turret terminals are designed specifically to fit in soldering and crimping applications. This means that the terminal is soldered directly onto the housing, creating a secure, water-tight seal. Alternatively, a special crimping tool can be used to create a secure connection that also prevents corrosion.The turret terminal is also designed to handle a variety of different signal communications. In the past, these connectors used analog communication mainly, but with the development of digital communication methods, turret terminals are also used for digital signals. Other types of communications, such as Ethernet, fiber optic and radio, are also capable of being transmitted via these connectors.Turret terminals are most commonly used in industrial control systems. This type of terminal is often used in applications such as machine tools, process control systems, embedded systems, communications and automation systems. For example, turret terminals are often used to connect servo motors and feedback sensors in an automated system. Additionally, they can also be used to connect various types of sensors, such as temperature, pressure or humidity, as well as other types of input/output devices.In summary, turret connectors are an essential tool for any modern industrial environment. They provide a reliable, consistent connection that is both easy to use and provides a secure and water-tight seal. Moreover, they can also be used for a variety of different types of communication protocols. By opting for a reliable and durable connection, companies can ensure that their automated processes are efficient and can handle any type of signal in an efficient and reliable manner.

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