1373-2

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1373-2 applications are electrical terminal connectors which are designed primarily for general purpose terminal connections. They are commonly used in fish farms as they are an easy way of connecting electrical cables together and ensure electrical isolation and waterproofing.These terminals are available in three types. The PC pin comes with two large terminals which are used for connecting cables under strain. The single post connectors are the smallest and are primarily used for connecting small electrical components such as transistors. Finally, the multi-post connectors are designed for larger-scale applications where large numbers of components need to be connected together.The PC pins are constructed from nickel-plated brass or stainless steel and are available in either male or female variations. The single post connectors consist of two terminals and two small bridges which ensure electrical isolation. The multi-post connectors are similarly constructed but also include a third bridge to ensure electrical isolation.The working principle of 1373-2 terminals is relatively simple. These connectors are designed to provide a quick and reliable electrical connection between two points. The connectors have two large terminals with a small gap between them. When an electrical cable is inserted between the two terminals, electrons flow through the cable and a connection is formed. This connection ensures that the electrical current runs from one cable to another. The contacts also provide waterproof insulation, which allows the cables to be safely embedded in water or an environment which is unusually damp.The 1373-2 connectors are an essential tool in any electrical application as they provide a reliable solution to elbowing cables together without the need for soldering. The connectors can be used both indoors and outdoors and are ideal for applications which require frequent connection and disconnection.

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