2213600-8

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors is a field of application that is used primarily to join two individual wires or cables, effectively allowing a transition between the two components. This is usually done using either mechanical splicing, such as a crimp or soldered splice, or using electrical splicing, such as a wire-to-wire connector.

The 2213600-8 terminations are specifically designed for mechanical splicing, as they are designed for the termination of mechanical connections. They are made out of a nickel-coated brass body that has been passivated for superior corrosion resistance, and nickel-plated steel springs for maximum current carrying capacity. The springs are held in place by steel rivets, making them extremely reliable.

The working principle behind the 2213600-8 terminals is simple: when the two wires or cables are inserted in the connector, the wire-to-wire contact points of the terminal springs make the connection between the two components. The springs ensure that a strong, reliable connection is established between the two components without needing to make any modifications to the wires or cables. The contact points also help to provide a specific resistance across the spliced components, making it easier to correctly identify the two wires or cables.

These terminals are specifically designed for wire-to-wire applications. They can be used to connect two cables of different sizes or for the termination of mechanical connections. The advantage of using these terminals is that they are much easier to work with than mechanical splicing, as they require no soldering or crimping. As such, they are much faster to install and require less effort.

Despite the advantages that these terminals offer, they are not without their downsides. As they are designed for mechanical splicing, they are not suitable for applications where electrical connections are required. In these cases, it is better to opt for electrical splicing. Additionally, these terminals are much more expensive than electrical splicing, making them an especially expensive investment for larger splicing applications.

Overall, the 2213600-8 terminals are an excellent option for applications that require mechanical splicing. They offer the benefit of being much easier to install than mechanical splicing, while still providing reliable splicing connections. These terminals are also more expensive than electrical splicing, making them best suited for smaller applications.

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