0460121141-02-G9

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Jumper Wires

A jumper wire (also known as a jumper) is an electrical wire, or group of wires, used to connect two points in an electronic circuitry without using a soldering iron. Jumper wires are used in place of soldering when it is not possible to solder directly onto a component, or when a connection needs to be made quickly. The wires are available in several different lengths to do this task as efficiently as possible and are usually of a thin gauge wire.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are a system of pre-formed electrical leads with a crimped copper terminal. They are used to make fast, reliable connections between terminals in an electrical circuit. This type of wire connection is often used in place of soldering when speed and precision are essential. Pre-crimped leads come in two varieties: terminal block connectors and pin connectors.

0460121141-02-G9 Application Field and Working Principle

0460121141-02-G9 is a type of jumper wire and pre-crimped lead connector. It can be used to make gearshift linkages in automobiles, connecting actuators and sensors in home and industrial automation systems, and for various other electrical connections. The working principle of this connector is simple. It uses a crimped terminal that fits through a pin, which helps make the connection between two points. It also works by enclosing the pin, allowing it to switch without having to disconnect the two points.

The 04 601 21141-02-G9 connector, also known as a 2-pin or “G9” connector, is designed for the fast and reliable connection of two wires. It is made from high-grade copper wires and is corrosion resistant. The connector is also designed to be resistant to vibrations, which is why it is often used in automotive applications as well as many industrial settings. The terminal also has a lip which ensures a secure connection when inserted into the pin.

This connector is relatively easy to install and requires no soldering or use of other tools. All that is needed is a screwdriver, or preferably a set of crimping pliers, to properly crimp the terminal to the wire. Once the crimp is done, the two wires can be connected with the connector, ensuring a secure connection and reducing the risk of a short circuit or other electrical problems.

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