3-1437392-1

Series:	Buchanan
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Terminal Block, Cross Connection
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Positions:	10
Pitch:	--
Style:	Flat Pins
For Use With/Related Products:	100 Series
Contact Material:	--
Contact Finish:	--
Color:	--

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Terminal Blocks – Accessories – Jumpers

Jumpers are small connecting hardware which are used to connect two or more terminals. Their use is common in electrical engineering, where they are used to connect two or more elements in order to complete a circuit. An example of this is connecting two electric switches.

3-1437392-1 application field and working principle

The 3-1437392-1 jumper is designed for medium and high current applications. It is a flexible connection allowing current to be distributed from one source to multiple devices. The jumper is constructed from a copper jaw which has been heavily nickel plated for increased corrosion resistance. The jaw is capable of handling a current of up to 100 amps and is designed to be installed in sizes up to 3/4 inch.

The principle by which the 3-1437392-1 jumper works is simple. The jaw is inserted between two terminals and the connection is completed when a screw is turned to complete the circuit. The copper jaw conducts electricity and the nickel plating helps ensure that the connection is secure and corrosion free.

The 3-1437392-1 jumper is commonly used for applications such as solar panel installations, motor control circuits, and other applications involving multiple terminals. It is easy to install and the nickel plating ensures that it will resist corrosion and last for many years.

Conclusion

The 3-1437392-1 jumper is a flexible connection ideal for medium and high current applications. It is easy to install and is constructed from a copper jaw which has been heavily nickel plated for increased corrosion resistance. The jumper is commonly used for solar panel installations, motor control circuits, and other applications involving multiple terminals.

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