0003122035

Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Snap-In
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Fastening Type:	Locking Ramp
Color:	Natural
Features:	--
Note:	Contacts Not Included
Series:	42179
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Plug
Contact Type:	Male or Female
Number of Positions:	3
Pitch:	0.330" (8.38mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--

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Rectangular Connectors - Housings

Rectangular Connectors - Housings, of which 0003122035 is a type, are often used in electrical engineering and electronic applications. They are designed to connect two components together to form an electrical connection, while also protecting the contacts from dirt, moisture, and other environmental hazards.Housings are the main component of any rectangular connector. It acts as the mechanical support and protection for the electrical components. The housing is usually made from a dielectric material such as nylon, plastic, or aluminum, and is designed to have specific features to meet the needs of particular applications. The configuration of the housing will vary depending on the application and the number of contacts required.The purpose of a housing is to protect and secure the contacts, provide the mechanical support for the contacts, and also provide strain relief for the wires that are connected. Other features of housings may include specific mounting solutions, mounting plates, mounting slots, and mounting points.Once the housing is in place, the contacts must be inserted. This process is performed using a special tool known as a contact insertion tool. The contact insertion tool holds the contacts securely in place while the contact is inserted into the housing. The contacts are secured with the contact retention capability of the housing to provide a secure connection.Contacts that are placed in the housing typically contain metal prongs or pins that are connected to a conducting wire or coil. The metal prongs or pins create the electrical connection, and the conductor wires are used to carry the electrical current. Depending on the size of the contact and the application, the contact can also include several additional features, such as pins, blade contacts, terminals, or sockets.The electrical connection between the contacts and wire is made through a spring-loaded connection system, also known as a backshell. The backshell allows the contact and the wire to move slightly in order to create a consistent connection with minimal resistance. This spring-loaded connection system is often surrounded by a flexible cable in order to protect the contacts and reduce wear and tear.Once the contacts and wires are inserted into the housing, the contact retention capabilities of the housing will secure the contacts in place. This will ensure that the contacts will remain in place during the life of the connector. If the contact is ever removed, a replacement contact must be inserted in order to complete the connection.Rectangular Connectors - Housings provide the best possible protection for the contacts to ensure reliable connections while also providing an efficient way to connect two components. The housings are durable, reliable, and capable of providing a secure and dependable connection while also providing the ability to customize the connection to meet specific requirements.

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