0190070107

Termination:	Crimp
Insulation Diameter:	--
Contact Finish:	--
Contact Material:	--
Color:	--
Features:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line), Right Angle
Insulation:	Fully Insulated
Wire Gauge:	10-12 AWG
Series:	InsulKrimp™
Length - Overall:	--
Tab Length:	--
Tab Thickness:	0.032" (0.81mm)
Tab Width:	0.250" (6.35mm)
Gender:	--
Terminal Type:	Angled - 90°, Flag
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors

Quick Connects, quick disconnect connectors, are an important type of terminal. They provide a simple and reliable connection between electrical components. Quick Connects provide an easy means to enable and disable a connection in a matter of seconds without the need to cut wires or use special tools. This type of connector is ideal for military and industrial applications, as well as for consumer electronic items.Quick Connects are offered in a wide range of sizes and types for the application and working principles vary. Generally speaking, Quick Connects are divided into two categories: active and passive. The active type are female quick connects. Here the connection is made once you plug in the female connection of the quick connect. The passive type on the other hand needs an active male connection to make the connection.

Active Quick Connects

Active quick connects, as the name suggests, is an active connection. In an active quick connect, the connection is made once the female connection of the quick connect is plugged in. This type of connection is usually used in applications where the female connection is not likely to move during operation. It is also used in applications where space is limited and it is not possible to have passive quick connect. The active quick connect is the most common type of quick connect and has a female contact. The female contact consists of two interlocking pieces. The first piece is the female receptacle and the second is the male plug. The female contact is usually spring-loaded to ensure a tight connection when the male plug is inserted. When the male plug is inserted, the internal spring is tensioned and creates an electrical connection between the two.

Passive Quick Connects

Passive quick connects, as opposed to the active ones, are not electrically active. In an passive quick connect, the connection is made once a male connection has been inserted into the female connection of the quick connect. Passive quick connects are usually used in applications where space is limited, or where the female contacts may move during operation. There are different types of passive quick connects available on the market, each with its own characteristics. Some of these are: 2-piece, 3-piece, 4-piece and multi-pin. 2-piece passive quick connects are the most common type. It consists of a male and female contact. The two pieces are inserted into each other until they interlock. This creates an electrical connection between the two pieces. 3-piece and 4-piece passive quick connects are similar to the 2-piece, but have more than one electrical connection between the two pieces. This allows for a stronger connection and more electrical points. Multi-pin connectors are used when more than one electrical connection is required. These are often used in industrial applications where multiple electrical connections are needed. These types of connectors have multiple contacts which allow for multiple electrical connections between the two pieces.

Safety Features

When it comes to quick connect, safety is an important consideration. All types of quick connect should have safety features built in. This includes features like strain reliefs, tamper-proof cover, lock-out/tag-out (LOTO) capabilities, and fluorescent labels. Strain reliefs should be used to keep the connected components in place. This prevents the connection from becoming loose over time due to vibrations or movement. It also prevents wires from being pulled out of the connectors.Tamper-proof covers help to prevent unauthorized access to the connectors. This type of cover is usually a one-piece construction and prevents access to the terminals with a specialized tool or key. LOTO capabilities are also important for safety. LOTO is a term used to indicate a safety feature which "locks out" the connection when the power is turned off. This is helpful in situations where electricity is still present and the connection needs to be securely locked out. Finally, fluorescent labels can be used to easily identify the type of connector. This helps to ensure the correct connector is being used for the correct application.

Conclusion

Quick Connects are an important type of terminal. They provide a simple and reliable connection between electrical components and are offers in a wide range of sizes and types for different applications and working principles. Quick Connects are usually divided into two categories: active and passive. Active quick connects are when the connection is made once the female connection of the quick connect is plugged in, whereas passive quick connects require an active male connection to make the connection. Quick Connects should be used with safety features such as strain reliefs, tamper-proof covers, LOTO capabilities and fluorescent labels.

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