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Power entry connectors are used in many areas of industry and electrical engineering to supply power to machinery and equipment, while providing reliable protection against electricity-induced faults. They are manufactured and sold by various companies, such as Rehau and Knoll-Kurth. Power entry connectors are typically divided into three categories: inlets, outlets, and modules.

Inlets are the connectors which bring the power from an external power source, such as a wall outlet or mains outlet, into the equipment. The enclosure of the equipment must be designed to allow the power inlet to be hooked up, while still protecting the equipment from the elements and electrical overload. Many designs of inlets exist, and they are usually chosen depending on the specific application.

Outlets are power connectors which provide power from the equipment to an external source, such as a remote device or outlet, or a power source with an alternative voltage. The outlet can also be used to power the equipment itself. Outlets usually have two types of contacts: an electrical contact and a mechanical contact, such as a screw or clip that holds the outlet in place. Again, the enclosure must be designed to allow the outlet to be connected, while still providing electrical protection.

Modules are small devices that can be added directly to a power entry connector, and can be used in a variety of scenarios and applications. Modules may be used to provide overload protection, provide a remote switch or circuit breaker, or even provide some form of filtering or signal processing. Modules vary greatly in size and function, and the exact preferred module for an application can depend heavily on the intended use.

The working principle of power entry connectors is relatively straightforward. An alternating current is typically supplied by the external source, and some form of contact or terminal is necessary for the connection between the equipment and the power source. Inlets often have a spring contact that firmly holds the power source into place, while outlets typically have two types of contacts: an electrical contact and a mechanical contact. The power from the external source is typically also regulated or filtered for safety and convenience.

Power entry connectors are used in many applications, ranging from industrial equipment to consumer electronics, to provide a reliable method of delivering power to machinery and equipment. Inlets, outlets, and modules are typically used in combination to provide various functions, such as surge protection, remote switching, and filtering, while providing reliable protection against electricity-induced damage. Power entry connectors are an integral part of many products and industries, and their primary purpose is to ensure the safe delivery and handling of electricity.

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