19216-0003 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	Multi-Lock
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Inline, Tap (Suitcase)
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	IDC
Wire Gauge:	14-18 AWG
Insulation:	Fully Insulated
Features:	Hinged Lids
Color:	Blue

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Terminals – Wire Splice ConnectorsWire splice connectors are electrical components primarily used for connecting and safe termination of two or more conductive wires. These connectors use either metal linear arms or forked arms that are crimped onto each wire and then locked or clamped together with a screw or other clamping mechanism. The 19216-0003 model of these connectors is designed for use in both residential or commercial HVAC applications. ApplicationsWire splice connectors are used in a variety of electrical applications to maintain a reliable connection. It is particularly well-suited to HVAC applications as it is designed to house multiple wires and to withstand extreme temperatures. It is also commonly found in motor wiring and control circuits, such as those used in the automotive and electronics industries. DesignThe 19216-0003 model of the wire splice connector is designed for use in a variety of wiring and electrical connection applications. It is composed of a two-piece insulating housing, with two linear arms parallel to each other for adding wire connections. These metal linear arms open wide enough to fit two separate wires at once, and have an exclusively designed screw. The screw is used to secure the connection between the two conductor wires and the arms together. The screw also features a locking mechanism that helps to ensure an effective connection and maintain a tight grip when the conductor strands are pulled. InstallationWhen using the 19216-0003 model of wire splice connectors it is important to ensure that installation is done correctly to ensure a safe electrical connection. The first step is to strip a small portion of the insulation from each wire end. The arms should then be opened and the conductor wire placed between the arms before closing them. The screw should be tightened to secure the connection between the wires and the arms. The wires should then be inserted into the insulating housing and tightened with the screw. Working PrincipleThe working principle of the 19216-0003 model of wire splice connectors depends on the secure connection of the conductors within the insulating housing. The arm design of the connector allows for one wire to be inserted into each arm, with the conductive components clamping down on the wire when the screw is tightened. This allows for a secure connection to be created that eliminates the risk of loose connections and short-circuiting. The locking mechanism on the screw also helps to ensure that the connection remains secure. Once the connection is made, the insulating housing holds the conductors in place and helps to protect against short-circuiting and other risks of electrical failure. SafetyWire splice connectors are a safe and reliable option for electrical connection, but it is important to use the correct model for the specific application. The 19216-0003 model of wire splice connectors should only be used in HVAC applications where the connection and terminations require extreme temperature ratings or other specific requirements. Additionally, the insulation housing should always be inspected before use to ensure that it is not cracked or damaged. In conclusion, the 19216-0003 model of wire splice connectors are a reliable and effective electrical component designed specifically for use in HVAC applications. When installed and used correctly, they provide a secure and safe connection to power and control traditional electrical applications.

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