1787350000

Series:	RockStar®
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Base - Box Mount
Style:	Side Entry
Size:	4
Lock Location:	Locking Clip (2) on Base Bottom
Thread Size:	M25
Size / Dimension:	3.642" L x 2.185" W x 2.913" H (92.50mm x 55.50mm x 74.00mm)
Housing Color:	Gray
Features:	Feed Through
Ingress Protection:	IP65 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Housing Material:	Aluminum, Die Cast
Housing Finish:	Powder Coated
Operating Temperature:	--

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Heavy Duty Connectors: Housings, Hoods, Bases

Heavy Duty Connectors, also known as HDC, are used in various industrial and commercial applications for the purpose of electrically connecting or transferring electrical power from one point to another. HDC is most commonly used to ensure a reliable, long lasting and secure connection between electronic components. In this article, we will discuss the different types of HDC, their application field and their working principles.

Types of Heavy Duty Connectors

Heavy Duty Connectors come in various forms and shapes that serve different types of purposes in various different applications. The most popular type of Heavy Duty Connector is the Housings, Hoods, and Bases. These are typically the first order of HDC when instances where strong connection is a must.

Housings

Housings are what provides the foundation for a Heavy Duty Connector. Housings are made of either plastic or metal, and serve as a location for attaching both male and female contacts. The contacts are then held in place by clips that are installed into the housing. Housings also feature either threaded or bayonet style for a secure connection.

Hoods

Hoods are the second part of a Heavy Duty Connector and serve the purpose of protecting the contacts from damage due to dust or moisture. Hoods are typically made of either plastic or metal, but can also be constructed using rubber or foam. They feature a variety of different shaped openings that are designed to form a seal over the contacts in order to provide maximum protection.

Bases

Finally, bases are the last part of the HDC and serve the purpose of providing an attachment point between the housing and a device. Bases are typically made of either plastic or metal and come in a variety of sizes and shapes in order to provide a secure and reliable connection to the device.

Application Field of Heavy Duty Connectors

Heavy Duty Connectors are used in many industrial and commercial settings. For instance, HDC are commonly used in the manufacturing of automotive parts, home appliances, computers, and other electronics. In addition, HDC are also used in the development of medical devices, communication systems, and even in the construction of electrical wiring.

Working Principle

The working principle of Heavy Duty Connectors is relatively simple. The first step in the working process involves inserting a contact into the housing of the connector. Then, the hood is installed over the contact to provide protection from damage due to dust or moisture. Finally, the base is attached to the device, and the connection is made.

Conclusion

Heavy Duty Connectors are a must for any application that requires a strong and secure connection between electronic components. With their various types of Housings, Hoods, and Bases, HDC are able to provide the best possible protection, reliability, and connection for any application. With their wide range of application fields, HDC are able to provide the best possible solutions for any industry and can be used in a variety of different applications.

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