167257-5

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Backplane Connectors - DIN 41612 are widely used in a variety of applications for a variety of equipment and systems. Specifically, the 167257-5 connector is used primarily for backplane applications and is capable of carrying up to 120A.

The 167257-5 connector has an ingenious design that allows it to be used in nearly any installation configuration. It utilizes a floating bridge terminal design that eliminates the need for special alignment or spacing of the pins in the connector.

The 167257-5 connector uses a standard profile that is compatible with several different pin and geometry styles: Bus, CHI, Core, Edge, and Connector. All the connectors use a 3 layer construction for maximum durability and are fully rated for 30A operating current.

The 167257-5 connector features an insert key system that prevents mismatched or incorrect applications. It also has a unique contact design that allows the use of several different line widths, making it compatible with many different signal types.

The 167257-5 connector has a working principle based on the transfer of electrical current through contacts. The contact area carries a positive and negative charge which passes through the connector and into the mating device. This transfer of current allows for the proper functioning of a connected system.

The 167257-5 connector requires the proper mating of two plugs to achieve a connection. Once connected, the connection can be used to power the device and provide a signal to it. The 167257-5 connector can be used for a variety of applications, such as industrial equipment, automotive, and consumer electronics.

The 167257-5 is a highly reliable connector that has a current carrying capacity of up to 120A. It’s a highly versatile plug and socket system that can be used in many applications. The 167257-5 connector is an extremely useful component to have in any design or installation looking for an efficient and reliable way to connect components.

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