1601810-1

Series:	RTM
Packaging:	Reel
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Crimpband, Open Band
Number of Wire Entries:	Varies by Wire Size
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	18.5-21 AWG
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Features:	Ridged
Color:	--

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors are a type of electrical terminal designed to securely join two wires together without the use of solder, bolts or clamps. This type of connection is a popular choice for a variety of electrical applications, especially in automobiles, wiring installations and industrial applications.

1601810-1 Application Field

The 1601810-1 connector is one of the most commonly used wire splice connectors. It is designed for use in commercial and residential wiring applications and is suitable for a variety of conductor sizes, including 16 AWG and 20 AWG, and for a variety of insulation types, including solid and stranded, neoprene, nylon, PVC, and TFE. It is also designed for use in harsher environments, such as automotive, marine and industrial.

1601810-1 Working Principle

The 1601810-1 connector works by compressing the two wires together using a crimp. It is designed so that the two wires slide into the crimp, and the connector\'s metal pin helps to ensure that the connection between the two wires is secure. Once the connection is complete, a plastic sleeve is used to protect the pins and the connection from dirt, dust, and other debris. This ensures that the connection is reliable and stable.

Advantages of 1601810-1

The 1601810-1 connector has several advantages over traditional solder and clamp connections. First, it is much easier and faster to install than traditional solder and clamp connections. It also eliminates the need for a soldering iron and other specialized tools, and doesn’t require any additional cleanup after installation. Because the connection is made using a crimp, the connection is much more secure than a soldered or clamped connection. This makes the 1601810-1 connector ideal for use in harsh environments, such as automotive and marine applications.

Installation Tips

When installing the 1601810-1 connector, it is important to use the right tools and supplies. The crimp tools available for this type of connection are specifically designed to ensure a secure connection. It is also important to use the correct size and type of wire. The wire used must match the wire size and insulation type of the connector. If the correct size and type of wire are not used, the connection may not be secure.Before crimping the connector, it is important to make sure that the wires are properly stripped and that no obvious damage, such as fraying or pinching, is present. The crimp should then be applied with even pressure, and the connections should be thoroughly inspected afterwards.

Conclusion

The 1601810-1 connector is a popular choice for a variety of electrical applications, especially in harsher environments. It is easy to install and eliminates the need for a soldering iron and other specialized tools. It is important to use the right tools and supplies when installing the 1601810-1 connector to ensure a secure connection. If done properly, the 1601810-1 connector should provide a reliable and stable connection between the two wires.

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