2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0

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Turret connectors, a member of the terminals family, are connecting elements designed to provide a solderless connection between different wires and a printed circuit board. This connection point often facilitates installation and testing of circuits to the board. Generation of heat during soldering is avoided, and varying the connections is much easier. Turret connectors are broadly known by a component number preceded by two letters – 2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0 being a commonly referred.

The 2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0 connector facilitates superb connection characteristics, where the connection performance is at a high level. Furthermore, this component offers a high contact pressure, and a secure contact is established due to a high amount of movement upon engagement. The combination of this contact pressure and movement binds the wires and the printed circuit board together.

What the number stands for?

2310

The two digits stand for the type series, in this example being 2310 turret connectors.

1

The central digit in the product number references the number of positions. In this case, it’s one single pin, hence the 1. Note, that more than one position exists.

00

Number of poles. This parameter can come into play when the type is mounted into an enclosure.

01

The size of the connector in terms of digits. The 01 in the product number stands for it having a digit size of 1.

00

Insulation resistance. The inner insulation of the pins is rated at 00.

00

Contact resistance. The contact resistance of the pins is rated at 00.

07

The wire gauge rating of the pins. This informational parameter specifies the index by which wire should be used when attaching the wires to the connector. The 07 value stands for #22.

0

The insulation/ barrel material. In this example, the suffix 0 states that the insulation/ barrel is made of Vinyl material.

The ejector of the 2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0 connector is deployed as a locking device when the wires are passed through the connector. Upon squeezing the ejector the terminal will firmly lock the wires in the connector. The release of the ejector loosens the locking and allows for removal of the wire or completely altering the connection.

The overall structure is simple, easy and frequently used in all sorts of electric or electronic products. As turret connectors are specifically suited for economical production of large numbers of printed circuit boards, they are used in all sorts of electronics – anything from telecommunication equipment, television sets, computers, laptops, audio and video equipment, power supplies, test and measuring equipment and many other purposes.

The turret connector comprises two parts, the terminal core that is basically a piece of metal, and insulated plastic sleeve. Depending on the shape, pitch and size, the terminal core can assume different dimensions. In general, the sleeve has the same size as the core, yet its internal diameter is slightly larger, allowing for the securing of the wires passing through.

There are two different types of terminations used when connecting the terminal core to the printed circuit board. The first and oldest type of connection is the straight through connection. This connection operates by inserting the terminal into a tapered hole on the printed circuit board. The second type of connection is the spring connection. In this type of connection, a blade spring is mounted directly onto the terminal core before the insertion into the printed circuit board hole. When the hole is expanded by inserting the terminal core, the blade spring compresses into the sidewall of the printed circuit board and a secure connection is established.

The 2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0 connector is ideally suited for indoor and outdoor applications where external environments with higher temperature, humidity, vibration, and other environmental factors exist. Furthermore, they are widely used as connecting elements suitable for current sources, power sources, and galvanic elements.

The low costs, robust design, wide versatility, and easy integration make turret connectors an ideal choice for many applications. They are also preferred for their ease of installation, cost-effectiveness and operational robustness, as well as great flexibility in the number of contacts and type of wires used.

In short, the 2310-1-00-01-00-00-07-0 connector is extremely flexible for applications that require a reliable, secure, and cost-effective connecting element.

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