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09573240500001 Heavy Duty Connectors - Assemblies

Heavy Duty Connectors - Assemblies are designed for heavier applications where more current or voltage needs to be transferred. They are typically used for automotive, marine, and industrial applications and are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and conditions.When selecting the right high-voltage connector assembly for your project, the four primary considerations are the type of connector, the number of contacts, the voltage requirements, and the housing material used. These all affect the size and shape of the connector assembly.The most common types of heavy-duty connectors are USB connectors, D-Sub connectors, XLR connectors, and Fiber Optic Connectors (BNC or SMA connectors). USB connectors are the most commonly used heavy-duty connectors, as they transfer both data and power. They are used in many consumer electronics applications.D-Sub connectors are also a popular choice for high-power and data applications, as they provide multiple contacts for transferring data, power, and signals. XLR connectors are best for high current or power applications and feature large copper contacts that offer a much higher contact area. Fiber Optic Connectors are used in environments where sensitive electrical signals need to be transferred over long distances and feature a rugged housing design that can tolerate vibration.When it comes to the number of contacts, most heavy-duty connector assemblies are available in two, three, or four-contact configurations and offer both male and female connectors. The voltage requirements for each particular application will depend on the type of connector and the length of the cable.In terms of housing materials, the most common options are aluminum, stainless steel, and polycarbonate. Each material provides a different level of protection and durability. Aluminum is the most commonly used material for heavy-duty connectors and is great for applications that require resistance to high temperatures. Stainless steel is an ideal choice for applications requiring enhanced corrosion protection and is often used in corrosive environments. Polycarbonate is the most cost-effective option and offers very good strength and durability.In conclusion, Heavy Duty Connectors - Assemblies are designed for heavier applications where more current or voltage needs to be transferred. There are a variety of connector types and housing materials available, so it is important to select the right one for your application. The number of contacts, voltage requirements, and housing material used should be carefully considered to ensure the connector assembly will meet your needs.

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