817 Connectors, Interconnects

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Terminal strips and turbine boards are commonly used mechanisms to make connections and terminate electrical signals. Both have utility- specific applications and unique design features which make them ideal for certain purpose. Terminal strips and turret boards are typically made from either zinc-plated steel or plastic and are designed to accept a variety of electrical wiring and connection types. Each also has its own working principle and process of application.

Terminal Strips

Terminal strips typically have many slots, or holes, at either end that allow for easy connection of a range of different electrical components. These electrical components may include direct wiring, lugged connectors, or twist and lock connections. The design of a terminal strip allows for many combinations of wiring to be inter-connected, allowing for increased versatility.

The working principle for a terminal strip is relatively straight-forward. Each slot, or hole, is designed to accept an electrical component depending on the type of connection being made. For example, a direct wiring component may be inserted in to one of the slots, or the lugged connectors will often match the shape of the terminal contacts that connect to the slots. Once these components are in place, the terminal contacts are then tightened onto the incoming electrical wires with a small tool and then these contacts provide electricity to the components, thus completing the circuit.

Turret Boards

Turret boards are more commonly found in studios and radio station applications due to their portability and flexibility when compared to terminal strips. Turret boards typically feature a series of spring-loaded terminals and are designed to accept a variety of different types of electrical connections such as direct wiring, banana plugs, and lugs. The design of a turret board allows for increased versatility, enabling users to quickly plug in components and complete electrical circuits with ease.

The working principle for a turret board is similar to that of a terminal strip. Each of the spring-loaded terminals is designed to accept the specific type of connection being made and the incoming electrical wires are then plugged in to the terminals. Depending on the type of electrical connection being made, the user may need to use additional tools to secure the connection and ensure a strong connection. These tools may include a crimping tool or pliers.

Conclusion

Terminal strips and turret boards are both easy to use devices which are designed to quickly make electrical connections and complete circuits. Both are typically designed to accept a variety of electrical components, allowing for increased versatility and flexibility when making connections. Additionally, both also feature their own unique working principles which enable them to quickly and easily provide electricity to multiple components.

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