56C

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Terminal strips and turret boards can be found in a wide variety of industrial applications. The 56C series terminal strip is commonly used for high current applications in industrial controls, heating and cooling systems, lighting systems, and circuit protection. It is a rugged and reliable device that can be used for a variety of applications. 
The 56C is available in a range of sizes and configurations to suit the needs of any application. It features two-piece construction, which includes an aluminum base plate and a recessed brass barrel. The base plate is pre-drilled for mounting to electrical panels or circuit boards. The recessed brass barrel provides added protection against corrosion and allows the user to easily connect conductors. The 56C can be used for mounting, grounding, bonding, and making electrical connections. 
The working principle of a 56C terminal strip is simple. When two conductors are placed into the terminal strip, the electrical current flows from one terminal to the other through the recessed brass barrel. The recessed barrel is designed to limit the amount of current that can flow, preventing any overloads or shorts. 
The 56C is a versatile terminal strip that can handle a wide range of current loads from as little as 10 amps up to 600 amps. The terminal strip can also be used in a variety of industrial applications such as motor control, automation, process control, as well as domestic and commercial installations. The 56C terminal strip is UL Listed and CSA approved for connection with wiring systems. 
The 56C terminal strip is a dependable and reliable device that is easy to install and maintain. Its two-piece construction ensures a long-lasting service life. Its rugged design allows it to be used in a variety of applications. It is also UL Listed and CSA approved, making it an ideal choice for high current applications. 
 

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