4163

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Binding Post Strip
Terminal Type:	Screw Terminal
Number of Positions:	7
Pitch:	0.500" (12.70mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--
Board Size:	4.500" L x 0.875" W x 0.093" H (114.30mm x 22.20mm x 2.36mm)
Material - Board:	Fiberglass
Features:	Heavy Duty
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.171" (4.34mm)

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Terminal Strips and Turret Boards
Terminal strips and turret boards are two of the most common types of electrical apparatus used in industrial and commercial settings. They are integral components of most control and motor systems, providing a means of readily-accessible electrical connection points that can easily be accessed and configured to suit the specific application requirements. In addition to this, they also provide safety features, such as preventing accidental contact with exposed electrical terminals.Terminal strips are usually made from steel or plastic, and come in varying sizes and specifications. Typically, they feature a variety of different terminal types, including lugs, nuts, screws, and toggle switches. The configuration of the terminals can be tailored to suit the specific application. As such, they are commonly found in control systems for motors, pumps, and fans, and other applications.Turret boards are very similar to terminal strips, only they are usually mounted on a circuit board. Instead of individual terminals, they feature larger terminals that can be easily attached to the circuit board. Like terminal strips, they can be configured to suit the specific application, enabling the user to easily and quickly access the terminal points.The 4163 application field and working principle of terminal strips and turret boards are fairly straightforward. To begin with, the appropriate terminals are connected to the appropriate components on the control board. This is done by either soldering or using a special crimping tool, depending on the type of terminal used. Once the connections are made, the power is then supplied to the desired control points.In the case of turret boards, the terminals are connected to the control board using pins, or they may be inserted directly into the circuit board. Once the connection points are established, the power is applied, enabling the execution of the commands required in order to complete the control system.Terminal strips and turret boards have the advantage of providing an easy and quick access point for an individual to make electrical and/or control connections. In addition, they also provide safety features, preventing any accidental contact with exposed electrical terminals. These features make them a widely-used solution for a range of industries, from energy control systems to motor control applications.

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