Here's a detailed description:

Resistance Value: It has a resistance value of 10,000 ohms (10K ohms), denoted by the "10K" in its name. This value indicates the range over which the resistance can be adjusted.

Type: It's a trumpet, meaning it's designed to be adjustable, unlike fixed resistors which have a set resistance value.

Construction: The resistor is enclosed within a metal housing, which provides durability and protection from external factors such as humidity and temperature variations.

Size: It has a diameter of 12mm, making it relatively small and suitable for compact circuit designs where space is limited.

Adjustment Mechanism: Typically, trim pots are adjusted using a small screwdriver or a specialized tool. Rotating the adjustment mechanism changes the resistance value within the specified range.

Terminals: It has three terminals - two outer terminals for connecting to the circuit, and a central terminal which is the wiper terminal. The wiper terminal is the moving contact that makes contact with the resistive material inside, allowing for adjustment.

Mounting: It can be mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) through its leads, which are usually soldered onto the board.

Precision: Trimpots are known for their high precision in adjusting resistance values, making them ideal for applications where precise calibration is necessary.