Series:	Strato-Therm
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Butt Splice, Inline, Individual Openings
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	10-12 AWG
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Features:	Brazed Seam, High Temperature, Serrated Mating Area
Color:	Orange

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splicing connectors are often used in applications where the integrity of the electrical and data-carrying wiring system needs to be maintained. They are also used in installations where the availability of wiring components is limited.Wire splice connectors, sometimes referred to as terminal blocks, are an essential component of electrical wiring and data systems. The ability to splice or join wires securely and conveniently with these types of connectors allows for the easy installation of electrical systems, circuits, and devices.Wire splice connectors usually consist of a metal block with electrical contacts arranged in a row or multiple rows. The contacts are connected by a connector body or clip. It is often necessary to use two such connectors side by side to join two sets of wires to a single point. The connectors are attached either by bolts or screws or by crimping the metal terminals to the wires. Wire splice connectors can be used for a wide variety of applications in the industrial, commercial, and residential sectors. Some common uses for wire splice connectors are in heavy equipment and vehicular applications, electric motors, and in the audio/visual industries. They are also commonly used in wiring for alarm and security systems and to connect computer devices for data transfer.The most important factor to consider when selecting the correct type of splice connectors is that they should be rated for the type of wiring being connected. Wire splice connectors come in a variety of sizes, shapes and materials, which all provide different advantages to the user.For example, some connectors are designed to allow easy access to the internal components of a wire run, such as cables and wires. Other connectors are designed to provide a tighter fit and seal for improved waterproofness. The materials used for wire splices also play a role, with some materials being better suited to certain environmental conditions than others.The basic working principle of wire splice connectors is fairly simple. The terminals of the connector are connected with the screws or bolts that are attached to the main body of the connector. The connection between these terminals creates an electrical connection across the two wires. When voltage is applied to the terminals, current will pass through the connection, allowing power to flow between the two wires.Wire splice connectors provide a secure and reliable connection between electrical wires, and are often used in situations where wiring components are either limited or not available. They are also used in heavy-duty applications, where their durable and flexible design is an important factor. With the right wire splice connector, it is possible to create a safe and reliable connection between two sets of wires.

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