COPPER TERMINALS
A copper terminal is a device that is used to connect electrical wires to a power source or other electrical equipment. They are typically made of copper, which is a good conductor of electricity, and are designed to provide a secure, low-resistance connection between the wire and the equipment. Copper terminals come in various shapes and sizes, and are often used in electrical wiring and circuit boards. They can be crimped, soldered or screwed to the wire, depending on the application and the type of terminal. Copper terminals are common in electrical panels, switchgears, transformers and other electrical equipments.
