1722533112-02-L0-D

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Jumper Wires

Jumper Wires are a type of electrical cable primarily used to connect components in a circuit. They are short, typically pre-formed wires with a connector at each end. Jumper Wires can be used to connect two components together on a circuit board or in a wiring harness. They are commonly used in prototyping, test and measurement, and for making temporary connections.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-Crimped Leads are pre-formed electrical cables with connectors already crimped on to the wires. They are most commonly used as replacement parts in machinery, where the original cables have been damaged or worn out. Pre-Crimped Leads are also used to replace existing cables that may have been too short or too long for a given application. The advantage of pre-crimped leads is that they save time and money, as the connections do not need to be crimped or secured at the point of installation.

1722533112-02-L0-D application field and working principle

The 1722533112-02-L0-D is a jumper wire used for simple and quick electrical connections. It is suitable for 14-16 AWG chassis and ground wires and is made of flexible UL1015-style PVC insulated tinned copper wire. The jumper wire has pre-crimped eyelet lugs on both ends, and is available in both straight and right angle configurations. It has a maximum voltage rating of 250V and a maximum current rating of 12A.

The 1722533112-02-L0-D is primarily used for wiring harness applications. It can be used to connect and secure wires in a wiring harness that may be exposed to high vibrations and temperature extremes. This jumper wire is also suitable for automotive, marine, and military applications.

The 1722533112-02-L0-D works by providing an electrical connection between two components in a circuit or wiring harness. The two eyelet lugs on either end of the wire are crimped onto the wires in the circuit and secured with set screws. The set screws ensure that the connection remains secure, minimizing the risk of it coming loose or shorting out.

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