0191990011

Series:	Avikrimp™
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Butt Splice, Inline, Individual Openings
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	10-12 AWG
Insulation:	Fully Insulated
Features:	--
Color:	Yellow

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Terminals – Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors are an integral part of the terminal and wire splicing process. Depending on the application and specific need, wire splicing might involve soldered connectors, screw terminals, spring terminals, gas-tighting connectors and others. All are used to connect two or more wires together by making a vibration-proof, plasticized connection. No matter how sophisticated the application, all connections share the same basic working principle.

The working principle of wire splice connectors is based on electrical transmission of current across the connection. A wire splice connector creates a solid connection between two wires, allowing current to flow. To create this connection, the wires are then clamped in the splice and a bonding element is filled into the splice. The bonding element provides an electron “bridge” that allows electricity to flow through the connection.

Wire splice connectors are used in almost every electric, electronic and telecommunications field. In the motor trade, they are used to repair spark plugs and starter motor connections; in home appliances for hot water system pumps, and in appliance repairs for motors, fans and other electric components. In telecommunications, wire splice connectors are used to connect various pieces of cable within a network such as an Ethernet or ATM based system.

Wire splice connectors are available in various sizes and styles to meet the needs of a variety of applications. In most cases, a metal or plastic connector is filled with a bonding element and sealed to prevent moisture from entering. The basic principle behind these connectors is that when the electrical energy passes through them, the electrons fill in the spaces made by the bonding element. This creates a strong electrical connection.

An important feature of wire splice connectors is that their connection is vibration-proof. This is implemented by using materials that will flex when the connection is exposed to vibration, which allows the current to continue passing through the connection. This allows for a secure connection under harsh environmental conditions.

Wire splice connectors are also frequently used to connect wires within an assembly. This is usually done when a wire needs to be repositioned or a connection needs to be made without actually rewiring the assembly. Assemblies may be as simple as a light bulb and plug, or as complex as a motor or electrical appliance. In these cases, the use of a wire splice connector allows the repair to be completed quickly without needing to completely rewire the assembly.

Wire splice connectors are used in a wide variety of applications, from low voltage electronics to high power electric motors. Their strength and versatility make them an ideal choice when a quick connection is needed. With proper maintenance and care, these connectors can provide years of reliable performance.

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