10126-6000EL

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D-Shaped Connectors - Centronics are a range of connectors used in the connection of computer peripherals such as printer, scanner, and other external devices. They are fairly standard, with both male and female connectors, and are used to connect a device to a computer’s motherboard or expansion card. The male and female connectors are both termed "Centronics" connectors, and are named after the Centronics printer company which first developed the interface. The 10126-6000EL is one of the most popular types of D-Shaped Connectors - Centronics. It is a low-profile connector that is compatible with a variety of applications. It is most often used in networking and communication devices and is also commonly used to connect modems and other peripherals to computers or other electronic devices. The 10126-6000EL has a very small form-factor and can be easily installed even in tight spaces. It features two locking keys that ensure secure connections by providing a reliable locking mechanism. The connector also has an integrated strain relief that helps to protect the cable from any damage resulting from movement or pulling. The 10126-6000EL D-Shaped Connector operates on the simple working principle of the male and female connectors slotting together, which then provides a secure connection. The contact between the male and female connectors is made when they are pushed together, and a reliable electrical connection is generated. This contact is usually achieved using metal contacts located at the center of the male and female connectors. Overall, the 10126-6000EL D-Shaped Connector is a reliable and practical connector solution for many different applications. It is used in many communication and networking devices, modems, and peripherals. The connector feels secure in the connection, ensures a reliable electrical connection, and is easy to install and use.

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