55B

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Type:	Terminal Lug Strip
Terminal Type:	Terminal Lug, Single End
Number of Positions:	7 (5 + 2 Ground)
Pitch:	1.500" (38.10mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--
Board Size:	0.375" W x 0.625" H (9.53mm x 1.59mm)
Material - Board:	XPC
Features:	Standard Strip
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 HB
Contact Finish:	Cadmium
Contact Material:	Steel
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.140" (3.56mm)

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Terminal Strips and Turret BoardsTerminal strips and turret boards are a form of electrical connection providing a way to terminate multiple wires at one point. They are often used for connecting two different circuits together in an electrical or electronic system. Terminal strips and turret boards come in many different sizes, materials, and configurations, and are often used to connect different components or systems together. Terminal StripsTerminal strips are used to connect electrical devices by providing a means to connect two or more circuits together. They are typically composed of a rigid plastic, rubber, or other insulating material, although they may also be made of metal. The terminals of the terminal strip provide access to the electrical connection points of the circuit, and are usually covered in a protective sealant such as silicone or epoxy. To connect a circuit to the terminal strip, the wires must be attached to the terminal using a screw, bolt, crimp, or other mechanically secure fastener.One advantage of using terminal strips over other methods of connection is that they can be easily replaced or modified if necessary. As the wiring is fully enclosed in a terminal strip, problems such as short circuits can be easily identified and corrected. Additionally, a terminal strip can be used to separate a circuit into two or more branches, and can also be used to provide power to a single circuit from multiple sources. This is often done in industrial control applications, for greater flexibility.Turret BoardsTurret boards are similar to terminal strips in that they provide a way to connect multiple circuits together. But unlike terminal strips, turret boards also offer a more robust and secure connection. A turret board is composed of metal pins, known as turrets, which provide a physical connection between two or more circuits. The turrets are punched and soldered into the board, providing a secure connection point for the circuit.These turret boards are commonly used in high-power applications, as the physical connection formed by the turrets ensures a reliable connection even at higher currents. They are also often used in applications where it’s necessary to separate circuits or provide power from multiple sources.In addition to being more reliable than terminal strips, turret boards can also provide easier installation and maintenance. The turrets are usually mounted on the board, allowing the user to easily add or remove wires without having to disassemble the board. Additionally, as the terminals of the turret board form a continuous connection, it’s easier to quickly identify and repair any damaged connections.ConclusionTerminal strips and turret boards are both widely used and effective methods for connecting circuits and providing power to multiple sources. Terminal strips offer a more simplified connection point and are often preferred for lighter applications, while turret boards provide a stronger and more reliable connection and are used for higher-power applications. Both types of connection are easy to install and maintain, making them ideal for a range of applications.

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