Monacor Cabinet Mount Binding Post BP-405G

Monacor BP-405G Gold Plated Speaker Terminals (Pair)
Part No.: 0347060

Description:

A pair of solid, gold plated speaker terminals from Monacor with a rigid construction. They can be screwed down or plugged into, and are suitable for rigid plastic or wooden cabinets. They are colour coded, with one red and one black terminal, and accept 4mm banana plugs or conductors up to 5mm in diameter, with solder connections on the back. Please note these terminals are not insulated.

Key Features:

• Solid Construction: Rigid body with gold plated connectors.
• Colour Coded: One red and one black terminal, making it easy to keep polarity correct.
• Screw or Plug: Accepts bare conductors up to 5mm, or 4mm banana plugs.
• Solder Connection: Solder connections on the rear.
• Compact and Lightweight: Approximately 29g for the pair.
• Sold as a Pair: Two terminals per pack, one red and one black.

Typical Uses:

• Speaker cabinets made from wood or rigid plastic.
• Home-built speakers and DIY audio projects.
• Replacing damaged or missing terminals on a speaker.

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Monacor
• Model: BP-405G
• Part No.: 0347060
• Construction: Rigid body with gold plated connectors
• Colours: One red and one black
• Connection: Screw terminal or 4mm banana plug
• Rear connection: Solder
• Maximum conductor size: Up to 5mm
• Insulation: Not insulated
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Weight: Approx. 29g (pair)

Dimensions:

• Mounting thread: M4
• Thread length: 11mm
• Flange thickness: 2mm
• Overall length: 26mm
• Cross hole for wire: 5mm diameter
• Cap diameter: 15mm
• Cap height: 15mm

Installation Tips:

• These terminals are not insulated, so mount them in plastic or wood. Do not mount them directly in a metal panel unless you add your own insulation.
• The terminals have an M4 thread, so drill the panel hole to suit M4 and test fit before fitting both.
• Match red to positive and black to negative when wiring your speaker.
• Allow room for the 15mm cap diameter when you plan the spacing between the two terminals.
• Soldering is required for the rear connections, so make sure the wire is securely soldered.
• Tighten firmly, but do not over-tighten, so the panel is not damaged.