160809-2

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Terminals - Magnetic Wire Connectors encompass a wide range of electrical connections that are used to power and interconnect the many electronic components of a device or system. Within their product range, are two distinct offerings - 160809-2 (or type II) and 160809-1 (or type I).

160809-1 are designed for very high-current applications; such as industrial installations, electric automobiles, and power electronics. Whereas 160809-2 are specifically designed for automation systems, as well as precision machinery where smaller size and lower current applications are more necessary. As certified by the UL, both 160809-1 and 160809-2 carry high quality and performance.

The application of Magnetic Wire Connectors with 160809-1 and 160809-2 code of practice, requires special equipment and adaptors. Connectors of this type, meanwhile, must be used with high flexibility and for indoor applications only. The reason for this is due to the risk of extreme temperatures and corrosion, if used in an exterior environment.

In terms of connectivity, Magnetic Wire Connectors provide high current levels while reducing the amount of contact resistance that normally lies between two contact surfaces. This is key to improving the overall power transmission and potentially eliminating the possibility of burnouts and shocks. In turn, the connector’s contact wires are knotted together at multiple points in order to further reduce the contact resistance.

Also, the Magnetic Wire Connector design also includes two very small-sized cables for both the contacting surfaces and the contact wires. These cables are an important aspect of the unit’s design as they ensure that the contact surfaces and the contact wires are flexibly positioned and that the electrical currents remain safe. The cables, which rely on a proprietary 360-degree flexible style are usually encased in a special spring-like system, ensuring that they last for a long period of time, even under very extreme weather.

In terms of working principle, Magnetic Wire Connectors operate through a magnetic connection between the contact wires and the contact surfaces. When two contact wires are connected, a magnetic force holds them together, which allows the current to flow without any disturbances. The contacts are further held in place by the joint which mechanically locks the contact together at its base.

Furthermore, the connectors are completely non-conductive and very compact, allowing the wires and surfaces to be spaced apart. This means that it is possible to maintain accurate levels of current against the contact surfaces and contact wires. Moreover, the contact resistance is also kept very low, which is vital to the effective functioning of any electrical system.

To summarize, the superior quality and performance of the Magnetic Wire Connectors with the 160809-1 and 160809-2 code of practice, are undisputable. Their design and connection mechanisms provide a safe and flexible connection between electrical components, and their contact surfaces and contact wires offer a high-level of current distribution. In addition, their compact size makes them able to fit into any electronic setup, in terms of both interior and exterior applications.

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