Terminal posts (also known as banana plug sockets) are electrical connectors used for joining wires to equipment. They're used in a number of applications such as amplifiers and speaker cables, as well as test and measurement equipment for industrial use.
How do terminal posts work?
All terminal posts achieve a snug fit using a spring metal to apply outward force into an unsprung cylindrical jack. This ensures reliable electrical conductivity. Safety bungs are available to fit into the top part of the terminal posts. There are a range of accessories available to use with terminal posts, such as spade connectors.
Types of terminal posts
Terminal posts come in a range of colours to suit different applications. They're manufactured from solid brass, nickel or gold plate, with plastic parts moulded from nylon or polypropylene. You can choose between different stud lengths as well as different terminations such as single or dual terminals. Rugged terminal posts are specifically used for PCB mounting (printed circuit board).
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These Quick Disconnect Female terminals mate with universal
Tab terminals 6.35 by 0.81mm (.250 by .032"). They are a Slip-On type with Slot and have post Tin Plating.720-5858 is a straight terminal720-5851 is a high tension type straight terminal720-5855 is ...
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Hirschmann Test and Measurement PKNI10 B, CAT I
4mm gold plated chassis mount test sockets with pole clamp-claw edge, captive-insulated head and insulating ring. Incorporates a 4mm socket and an M6 ´ 0.75mm threaded nickel plated brass bolt with 2.6mm ...
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Safety quick-connect terminal for panel mounting. The strong
(thumb pressure) button is depressed to insert the conductor that is then gripped upon release of the button. Contact material Nickel plated brass. Available with either 2.8mm x 0.5mm solder termination or ...