1971030-5

Rectangular Connectors - Housings are used in a wide variety of applications which include power, electronics and telecommunications. The design of these connectors allows for added versatility when connecting either between two alike components, or connecting to a single component which is found elsewhere. In the following sections we will discuss the three different types of rectangular connnectors - housings available and their associated applications and working principles.

1971030-5 Connector Housing

The 1971030-5 connector housing is a two-piece design which utilizes a two-piece design, meaning each half is separate from one another and is made with integrated backshells for a secure connection. This design is commonly used for industrial and consumer applications. The most common industries would include automotive, telecommunications and hardware. The common applications for this type of connector housing would include things like wired networks, instrumentation, power management, prototyping, and more. The working principle of the 1971030-5 connector housing is to provide a secure connection between two components or multiple components connected to a single point.

1971030-10 Connector Housing

The 1971030-10 connector housing is a three-piece design, meaning each half is separate from one another and includes a separable backshell, which makes it easier to connect and manage wiring and cables. This design is also commonly used for a variety of industrial and consumer applications, including automotive, telecommunications and hardware industries, but is also commonly used in data, audio and medical fields. The most common applications for this type of connector housing would include things like electric motor control, RGB lighting systems, HVAC systems, digital signage, power management, and more. The working principle of the 1971030-10 connector housing is to provide a secure connection between two components, multiple components, or components connected to a single point, with the separable backshell providing added versatility in configuration.

1971030-15 Connector Housing

The 1971030-15 connector housing is a four-piece design, meaning each half is separate from one another and includes a separable backshell, along with an insert for cables and a cover. This design is also commonly used for a variety of industrial and consumer applications, including automotive, telecommunications and hardware industries, but is also commonly used in data, HVAC and audio fields. The most common applications for this type of connector housing would include things like RGB lighting systems, digital signage, electric motor control, power management, and more. The working principle of the 1971030-15 connector housing is to provide a secure connection between two components, multiple components, or components connected to a single point, with the separable backshell and cable insert providing added versatility in configuration.

In conclusion, rectangular connectors and housings are a great way to securely connect multiple components either between two alike components, or connected to a single point. Each type of rectangular connector and housing offers a different level of versatility, from two-piece 1971030-5 to three-piece 1971030-10 to four-piece 1971030-15. All connectors and housings are commonly used for a variety of electronic, power and telecommunications applications, and should be chosen based on the applications and working principles that best meet the requirements of the system.