1420011-1

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Rectangular Connectors – Housings employ 1420011-1 as a series of passive two-piece connectors used for the interconnection and conduction of electrical power in consumer, commercial and industrial applications. The connectors provide a basic form of connection and mating between cables or lines creating an electrical connection point. Generally, the housings are designed to be complete assemblies with contacts, hardware, and jackets ready for the product’s assembly process.

As can be seen in a typical 1420011-1 connector, the housing half consists of an insulator molded to a plastic casing. These housings are available in either 90° or 45° angles based on the arrangement of the pins and sockets. The pins are typically made from brass and the sockets are manufactured from phosphor bronze or beryllium copper to ensure a robust connection. The pin and socket dimensions are designed to provide a high-density interface allowing more pins and/or sockets to be used within the confines of an appropriate envelope size. The size of the two halves of the connector is 4.0mm x 11.0mm for the type A and 5.0mm x 7.0mm for the type B.

The working principle for utilizing 1420011-1 housings is an insertion and extraction process. The two halves of the connector must first be mated together so that the pins are lined up in the sockets. This is done by pressing the two halves together until they click in place. For removal, it is necessary to apply lateral pressure to the side of the two halves in order to remove them without damaging the pins and sockets.

1420011-1 housings can be divided into type A and type B based on the size of the two halves. Each type provides different performance characteristics including electrical current rating and contact resistance. The type A has an operational voltage rating of 250V AC/DC and is rated for 5A current. The type B is rated for 300V AC/DC and 10A current. In addition, the type A is known for its high contact resistance while the type B has a low contact resistance. With respect to heat and shock resistance, both types have good resistance to temperatures up to 85°C and to vibration and impacts of up to 25G.

1420011-1 housings are typically used for power connections in telecommunications, consumer electronics, automotive, and other applications requiring a reliable and compact connector assembly. The type A housing is more commonly used for applications needing access to small spaces while the type B is used to connect larger components. The quality of the connection between the pins and the sockets ensures that these housings can withstand everyday wear and tear and keep a steady connection for years.

In summary, 1420011-1 housing is a two-piece connector series that use pin and socket contacts for electrical power connections in various applications. Each type offers different voltages and current ratings, along with different features and performance characteristics. The use of these housings ensures a reliable connection point between cables or lines, and therefore can ensure reliable conduction of electrical energy.

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