1906210000

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Terminal Block, Cross Connection
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Positions:	2
Pitch:	0.315" (8.00mm)
Style:	Flat Pins
For Use With/Related Products:	P Series
Contact Material:	--
Contact Finish:	--
Color:	Yellow

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Terminal blocks - Accessories - JumpersJumpers are an essential piece of any electrical harness and application setup. They are used to make temporary connections between components, such as two electrical terminals or two wires. A jumper is a small metal device or plastic plug which bridges the gap between two connection points. They are commonly used to create a negative connection between a voltage source and the point of connection to the load or system.Part numbers for jumpers usually begin with 1906210000 as this is the part number assigned to them by most manufacturers. However, when selecting a jumper, the important thing to remember is to make sure the jumper is rated for the intended application.The application field of jumpers can vary greatly, depending on the jumper type and size. It can include anything from connecting two wires in wiring harnesses to providing an easy link between the user interface and a connection point. This makes them versatile enough to be used for a variety of uses, from connecting components in an audio system to making a connection between the output of a thermocouple and the signals from the sensors.The working principle of jumpers is pretty straightforward. When two connection points are joined together, the electricity will flow from one connection point to the other, taking the most direct path. This direct connection will create an electrical circuit and a flow of energy between the two points. The most common example is the connection of two different cables to form one circuit. When you add a jumper, the electricity will now flow through the jumper rather than taking the direct path. This creates a simpler and faster system.Jumpers are made from different materials, such as metals, plastics, and ceramics. They also vary in size, ranging from small two-pin jumpers to larger four-pin styles. Certain applications may require one type of connector over another, while some may require the use of both.The quality of the jumpers used in any application is also critical. High-quality jumpers are designed for high-powered applications, while others may be suited for low-power applications. When selecting a jumper, make sure to verify the rated current, voltage, and temperature range.Terminal blocks are another type of electrical device used for making connections. They are similar to jumpers, but terminal blocks function by clamping down two wires or components together to form an electrical connection. This ensures that the connections remain secure, making it a preferred connection type for applications involving multiple components.Jumpers and terminal blocks are essential components of any electrical setup. The ability to make quick connections without having to modify or adjust any component makes them invaluable. Therefore, when selecting components for any application, make sure to choose quality parts that are suited for the application and the environment in which they will be used.

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