1655240000

Series:	RockClassic™
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Connector Type:	Hood
Style:	Side Entry
Size:	4
Lock Location:	Locking Clip (1) on Base Bottom
Thread Size:	PG21
Size / Dimension:	2.874" L x 1.693" W x 2.835" H (73.00mm x 43.00mm x 72.00mm)
Housing Color:	Gray
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP65 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Housing Material:	Aluminum Alloy, Die Cast
Housing Finish:	Powder Coated
Operating Temperature:	--

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Introduction:

Heavy Duty Connectors are an essential part of industrial applications, as they are used to connect electrical components to a circuit. The Housings, Hoods, and Bases of Heavy Duty Connectors provide dependable protection to the electrical components while ensuring constant reliable connection. This article aims to provide an overview of the different types of Heavy Duty Connectors, their applications and working principles.

What are Heavy Duty Connectors?

Heavy Duty Connectors are a type of electrical connectors that are used for the purpose of providing a robust connection between two components. They are usually made from stainless steel or plastic and can be found in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. They are designed to resist vibration and corrosion, making them ideal for a variety of industrial applications because of their increased durability and reliability. Heavy Duty Connectors are commonly used in many areas such as industrial machinery and equipment, automotive equipment, and medical equipment.

Types of Heavy Duty Connectors

There are various types of Heavy Duty Connectors including Housings, Hoods and Bases. Housings are a type of connector that consists of a metal shell that houses the electrical contact pins or blades. They are usually used for power or control circuits. Hoods are a type of connector that are used to protect the base of the connector from contamination or tampering. The bases of the connector provide the electrical connection, and are usually made of zinc die-cast, brass or copper. They are usually used for low-voltage applications. Finally, the cables are the connecting components of the Heavy Duty Connectors and are used to provide the electrical connection between the components.

Applications of Heavy Duty Connectors

The Heavy Duty Connectors are mainly used in industrial applications, with their ability to resist vibration and corrosion, as well as provide reliable electrical connections. They are commonly used in control panels, industrial machinery, instrumentation, automotive equipment, medical equipment, and other areas such as telecoms and security systems where robust electrical connections are required.

Working Principle of Heavy Duty Connectors

The working principle of the Heavy Duty Connectors depends on the type of connector being used. Generally, the connectors are designed to allow electrical current to flow from one component to another. The electrical connection is established by the contact pins or blades that are inside the housing of the connector. The contact pins are connected to the electrical current and when two components are connected, the current is allowed to flow between them. The contact pins also help to prevent corrosion and vibration, ensuring a secure and reliable electrical connection.

Conclusion

Overall, Heavy Duty Connectors are an essential component of industrial applications, as they provide reliable electrical connections and protection against corrosion and vibration. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and the type of connector chosen will depend on the application. The working principle of the Heavy Duty Connectors depends on the type being used, but they typically provide a secure and reliable electrical connection.

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