1604077-1

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Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Receptacle Frame
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
For Use With/Related Products:	Power Series 15/30/45
Specifications:	--
Color:	Black
Material:	Polycarbonate (PC)

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1604077-1 Blade Type Power Connectors - Accessories

Blade type power connectors are electrical connectors used to transfer power from a source to a variety of devices. The power source can range from a simple wall outlet to large power plants. Blade type power connectors are available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, and come in various configurations. They are usually classified according to the type of power they are designed to connect. Common blade connectors include blade terminals, crimp-on terminals, and quick-connects. Blade terminals are the most popular and widely used type of blade connector. These connectors consist of two metal ends: a male terminal and a female terminal. The male end has a single slot for connection, while the female end is designed with two slots that accept the male terminal. This type of blade connector is used to transfer power from a power source to a device or machine, such as a computer. Crimp-on terminals are another popular type of blade connector. These connectors consist of a metal insert and a plastic connector. The insert is inserted into the plastic connector and tightened. This connection type is used to terminate various types of cables, such as coaxial cables. Crimp-on terminals are also used to join several cable ends together. Quick-connect terminals are also commonly used for power transfer. These connectors are similar to crimp-on terminals, but instead of being inserted into the plastic connector, they are placed on top and secured with a screw. Quick-connect terminals are popular for applications where electrical connections need to be made quickly and easily. Blade connectors are usually designed with specific safety features. They often come with either a built-in fuse or safety cover to protect against accidental electrical contacts. Additionally, most blade connectors are designed to prevent reverse polarity connections, meaning the power source is correctly connected to the device or machine. This helps to prevent short circuits and other hazardous conditions. Blade type power connectors are versatile and easy to use. They are designed with a variety of housing sizes and features to meet the needs of specific applications. For instance, some connectors are designed with weatherproof housing, while others come with temperature resistance and insulation that can protect against electricity arcs and high temperatures. Blade type power connectors are used in a variety of applications. The most common applications include consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial. In consumer electronics, power is typically transferred between devices and equipment, while in automotive it is used to connect electrical components such as headlights, radios, and other accessories. In industrial applications, blade power connectors are typically used to interface with machines and equipment, such as engines and automated systems. Overall, blade type power connectors are a reliable and versatile way to safely and easily transfer power from one device or machine to another. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are designed with specific safety features to protect against short circuits and other hazardous conditions.

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