2213800-4

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors have become increasingly popular in the wiring and electrical engineering industries. 2213800-4 is an example of such a terminal which is popular among both amateurs and professionals. The connector provides an easy and quick way to join wire splices, restoring essential contact with the wire strands. In this article, we will explore the application fields and working principles behind this highly useful terminal.

Application Field

The highly reliable and efficient 2213800-4 terminals are optimized for a variety of wiring applications. Owing to their easy splicing and quick usage, the terminals are widely used in wiring systems for industrial machinery and equipment, automobiles, consumer electronics, and industrial control systems. The terminals also enable more convenient, reliable, and repeatable connections for quick-install wiring, such as splices, flat cable, and flat ribbon cable.

In addition to industrial applications, the terminal is also widely used in residential applications. Homeowners usually use these terminals to join wiring between appliances, such as microwaves and refrigerators. In some cases, the terminal is also used in wiring household entertainment centers.

Working Principle

So how do these terminals actually work? The whole task of making contact between the wire strands and the terminal begins with the insertion of the stranded wires into the terminal. After the wires are firmly inserted, they are internally fixed with a strong spring. This ensures a secure and durable connection, and prevents wires from slipping or being pulled out of the terminal.

Once the wires are in position, the connection is sealed. Depending on the application type, the terminals can be sealed using either a heat shrink tube or a strain relief cap. The heat shrink tube requires a heat gun, while the strain relief cap can be pushed onto the terminal simply by hand. Doing this provides more protection and prevents any potential shorts.

After the wire is effectively sealed, the contact point is completed. The terminal uses two metal contacts connected to the wire strands, which form a complete circuit. This provides a secure and reliable connection that can handle power currents.

To ensure proper contact between the wire and the contact points, the terminal needs to be crimped. This is done using a specialized crimping tool, which applies pressure to the terminal. The pressure applies a force that compresses the wire strands in the terminal and makes sure that they are securely connected.

The 2213800-4 terminal is an excellent choice for wire splicing and connection. The terminal\'s secure and efficient design make it suitable for a variety of wiring applications. It provides an easy and quick way to join wire splices, restoring essential contact with the wire strands.

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