H2ABT-10112-A8

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are a type of electrical wiring used in multiple applications, such as for connecting two pieces of electrical equipment together, providing a connection between two circuits, or being used as a simple electrical connection. Jumper wires can be found most commonly in portable electronic devices, such as smartphones and laptops, and are also used in a wide variety of industrial and scientific applications.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are wires that are already crimped in the factory using a crimping tool. This is done in order to make a secure connection between the wire and the connecting terminal and to provide a reliable electrical contact. Pre-crimped leads are an efficient and cost effective way to make reliable electrical connections and are often used in industries such as automotive and aerospace, where reliability and tight connections are important.

H2ABT-10112-A8 Application Field and Working Principle

The H2ABT-10112-A8 is a multi-stranded jumper wire with pre-crimped ends. It can be used in a variety of applications where reliable wiring connections are vital, such as in automotive and aerospace industries. The H2ABT-10112-A8 is made of copper strands, and has pre-crimped ends for easy connection to terminals. The wires are stranded in order to provide flexibility, and the insulation is jacketed in PVC for environmental protection.

Its pre-crimped ends allow for a more reliable connection than that of a standard jumper wire. The terminals are pre-crimped on each end which forms a secure electrical connection and provides a reliable electrical contact. The wire gauge size can range between 24 AWG and 18 AWG which gives the user greater flexibility in selecting the right wire for their application.

The H2ABT-10112-A8 is well-suited for use in commercial and industrial applications, where reliable, secure wiring connections are needed. Its multi-stranded wire and pre-crimped ranges allow it to be used in applications where vibration or movement is a factor, such as in automotive and aerospace applications, as well as for wiring up electrical systems in buildings, homes, and other structures.