2008614-1

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Modular Connectors - Plugs

Modular Connectors, commonly referred to as plugs, are electrical connectors used to connect two or more electrical components together in a facility or building. They provide an easily accessible electrical connection point and a reliable electrical path for current to pass between two electrical devices. Modular connectors are used in a variety of settings, such as control panels, wire and cable assemblies, equipment racks, and patch panels.

The 2008614-1 standard defines the specifications for modular plugs, including their shape, size and the number of contacts they feature. This standard is most widely used in networking applications since it is used for both copper and fiber connections. It is also used for both permanent and removable connections in telecom and other applications, such as those found in industrial automation, mechanical engineering, and building automation systems.

The 2008614-1 standard includes 10, 4, and 2-pin configurations and defines the applicable voltage ratings and current ratings for each configuration. The pins are arranged in a circular pattern, and the polarity of the pins is maintained, meaning they must be aligned according to their designated polarity in order to create an effective connection.

In order to create a reliable connection, the 2008614-1 standard also specifies the type and amount of contact pressure required for a connection to be effective. The contact pressure ensures that the pins make consistent contact with their mating parts and helps to minimize the resistance between the two. The contact pressure also helps to protect the pins from becoming damaged due to constant plugging and unplugging.

The 2008614-1 standard also defines the size and type of the plug. It specifies the dimensions of the plug, including its diameter, length, and the type of insulation that is used. It also specifies the type of shielding that is required to protect the components from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.

Other features of the 2008614-1 standard include waterproofing, which helps to protect the components from moisture, dust, and other contaminants that may be present in the environment. It also defines the type and amount of strain relief that should be provided at the connection point, which helps to reduce the stress on the connection due to torsion or vibration.

The 2008614-1 standard is used in a variety of applications and is an increasingly popular choice for permanent and removable modular connectors. Its reliable connection, contact pressure, and waterproof protection make it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications and provide a dependable foundation on which additional components can be built.

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