1969453-1

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The 1969453-1 application field is the most common type of Crouse-Hinds terminals used in the industrial, commercial, and residential markets. It is suitable for making connection to a wide range of electrical enclosures and junction boxes. The terminal housing is made of dielectric and non-magnetic materials, making it highly reliable and capable of working in corrosive environments. It is also resistant to abrasion, oil, moisture and dust particles and withstands temperatures ranging from -25°C (-13°F) to +85°C (185°F).

The 1969453-1 terminals consist of two parts. The main body Crouse-Hinds Y dual-entry terminal housing is made out of high-grade dielectric material and fitted with two bushing inserts on the top and bottom. This type of terminal is available in multiple breakout sizes, including one-gang, two-gang, three-gang, and four-gang configurations. This type of terminal can be used with copper and other metal conductor systems to make a physical connection when installing an electrical device.

The 1969453-1 also comes with its own boots to provide an easy way to connect the terminal housing to the cables or metal conductor system. The boots come in both round and flat varieties and are usually made of ABS or other non-magnetic materials. The boots provide a secure connection that seals the electrical connection from outside contaminants and provides a barrier against vibration and contact with other nearby conductive materials. The boots also help to prevent over-pressing and strain on the connections when the Crouse-Hinds terminal is installed.

The 1969453-1 terminals are also available with a flexible strut which offers maximum support and protection for the cables and wires. The strut is designed to allow for additional movement and bending, which helps to reduce installation time and potential damage to the terminal housing. The strut also helps to keep the connection secure, preventing it from loosening due to vibration or contact with other nearby conductors.

The working principle behind the 1969453-1 terminals is simple and down to the basics. After attaching the boot with flexible strut to the base, the terminal housing is then screwed into place with two nuts. This forms the physical connection between the wire or cable and the terminal housing. A separate set of nuts are connected to the ends of the terminals to secure them in place.

This type of terminal can also be used in more advanced applications such as surge protection and fire retardant enclosures. In these applications, the 1969453-1 terminal is connected to a ground rod and connected to the electrical system. This creates an insulated and shielded electrical system, reducing the risk of accidental short circuits or electrical fires.

In summary, the 1969453-1 application field and working principle are well known in the Crouse-Hinds terminals market. It is designed to ensure reliable and secure connections, while providing maximum protection and support for the wires and cables running through it. This type of terminal is highly resistant to corrosive and harsh environments, making it well-suited for use in all types of industrial and residential applications.

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