1043130000

Termination Style:	Crimp
Voltage Rating:	50V
Current Rating:	4A
Contact Type:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 70°C
Color:	--
Housing Material:	Zinc
Contact Material:	--
Contact Finish:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Series:	Rockstar® ConCept
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Module, Bus
Gender:	Male
Number of Positions:	8
Size:	--

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1043130000 Heavy Duty Connectors – Inserts, Modules

Heavy Duty Connectors (HDCs) are a type of specialized interconnects used in industrial and audio-visual applications. They are divided into two main varieties: Inserts, Modules, and Accessories.

Inserts

Heavy Duty Connector inserts are the basic building blocks of an HDC system. HDC inserts are typically constructed of high-strength, metal-based materials that possess superior tensile and fatigue strength. They are designed to withstand high levels of force, vibration, and temperature fluctuations. Inserts come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can be used to connect HDC components such as switch gas, housings, and modules.

Modules

Heavy Duty Connector modules are similar to inserts in that they are used in HDC systems to connect components together. However, unlike inserts, modules are often pre-configured and cannot be customized. Instead, they are designed to fit and function a specific application. Modules usually contain additional features than inserts, such as current sensors or communication components.

Application Fields and Working Principle

Heavy Duty Connectors are designed to operate in a variety of industrial and A/V applications. Common applications include power and control systems, audio systems, emergency lighting, and display systems. The working principle of HDCs often depends on the type of device and application in which they are used. Generally, the principle involves the application of force or friction to transfer power or signals between the HDC and the component to which it is connected.

Advantages

Heavy Duty Connectors offer a number of advantages, including:

• Durability – Heavy Duty Connectors are designed to withstand a variety of external pressures, such as vibration and temperature fluctuations, making them ideal for factory and industrial settings.
• Reliability –HDCs are designed to be able to handle high levels of usage and serve as reliable, long-term interconnects.
• Customization – With a variety of sizes, shapes, and materials to choose from, HDCs can be customized to fit almost any application.
• Safety –HDCs are typically rated for safety and are designed to protect against possible electrical hazards.

Disadvantages

Although HDCs possess many advantages, there are some disadvantages associated with their use:

• Cost – Heavy Duty Connectors can be expensive due to their high-grade materials and components.
• Difficulty of Installation – HDCs can be difficult to install, particularly in inaccessible areas, and may require specialized tools for successful installation.
• Weight – HDCs are constructed of metal-based materials that are heavier than other interconnects.

Conclusion

Heavy Duty Connectors (HDCs) are specialized interconnects used in industrial and A/V application fields. They consist of inserts, modules, and accessories, and are characterized by their durability, reliability, and safety. Although HDCs offer many advantages, they also possess some drawbacks such as cost and difficulty of installation.

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