Strip Terminals (also known as terminal strips or barrier strips) are electrical connection components used to join, distribute, or terminate multiple wires in an organized and secure manner. They consist of a series of metal terminals mounted on an insulating base, allowing individual wires to be connected using screws or clamps.
These terminals are available in various configurations, including single-level or multi-level strips, barrier-type designs with insulating walls between terminals, and modular formats that can be cut to required lengths. Strip terminals support a wide range of wire gauges and current ratings, and are typically made from brass or copper conductors with insulating housings made of plastic or thermoset materials.