Series:	Solistrand
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Inline, Individual Openings (Parallel)
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	400 MCM (kcmil)
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Features:	Brazed Seam
Color:	--

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors

Introduction

Wire splice connectors, also called wire crimps, are a type of terminal which allow for the connection of two electrical wires. Wire splice connectors provide a permanent connection between two wires, and they are the safest and most reliable way to join two electrical wires. A wire splice connector typically consists of a metal sleeve, or barrel, encasing two terminals. The insulation of the wire can be stripped to expose the metal of the wire so that it can come in contact with the internal sleeves of the barrel. This ensures that the connection between the two wires is complete and makes it easier to attach a single piece of insulation to the connection.

Types of Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors come in a variety of shapes and sizes to meet the needs of the particular application. There are two basic categories of wire splice connectors: crimp and soldered. Crimp wire splice connectors are the most common type and work by pressing a metal sleeve, or barrel, onto exposed wiring. The metal sleeve works by holding both wires in place and making a connection between them. Soldered wire splice connectors work by applying heat to the wire to create a more permanent bond.

Advantages of Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors are used in many different applications and offer some advantages over other types of electrical connections. Wire splice connectors allow for easier installation and repair of electrical connections. They are less likely to come undone than soldered connections and often provide a more reliable connection than terminals or butt splices. Additionally, the design of wire splice connectors helps to reduce the risks of arcing or other hazardous situations occurring.

How to Install Wire Splice Connectors

Installing wire splice connectors is relatively easy. The first step is to take a pair of wire strippers and remove the insulation from the wire. Once the insulation is removed, slide the wire splice connector onto the exposed wiring. Make sure to align the wire splice connector properly and press down securely to ensure that the connection is secure. Finally, wrap the wire splice connector with electrical tape or use heat shrink tubing to seal the connection.

322277 Application Field and Working Principle

The 322277 Application Field wire splice connector is designed for use in low voltage electrical applications up to 30 volts. This type of wire splice connector features an internal sleeve which is zinc-plated to resist against corrosion and improve conductivity. The working principle is that when the exposed wire is inserted into the connector, the internal sleeve encasing the terminals is pressed against both wires, resulting in a secure connection. The wire splice connector also comes with an external vinyl grip which helps to ensure that the connection is secure and prevents accidental contact with any other wires.

Conclusion

Wire splice connectors are a type of terminal which offer a permanent and secure connection between two electrical wires. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes and offer advantages over other types of electrical connections. Installing a wire splice connector is relatively easy and beginners should look for a connector that has an external vinyl grip for added security. The 322277 Application Field wire splice connector is designed for use in low voltage electrical applications and features an internal sleeve which is zinc-plated to resist corrosion and improve conductivity.

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