3240144

Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Tongue Inside Opening:	0.169" (4.30mm)
Length - Termination:	0.189" (4.80mm)
Length - Ring Center to Termination:	--
Material - Insulation:	--
Insulation Diameter:	--
Contact Material:	Copper
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	--
Features:	--
Series:	--
Wire Gauge:	14-16 AWG
Termination:	Crimp
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Length - Overall:	0.630" (16.00mm)
Width - Outer Edges:	0.283" (7.20mm)
Stud/Tab Size:	M4 Stud
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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:3240144 Terminals - Spade Connectors Application Field and Working Principle Spade connectors have been around for many decades, providing an invaluable service to electrical circuits and jobs. These connectors are sometimes referred to colloquially as splices, fork connectors, or even piggy’s tails. Their official name is a spade connector, due to the spade shape of the terminals.Spade connectors are generally used to connect two or more strands of wire, creating an electrical link. They are the simplest and one of the most commonly found types of electrical final terminal in many areas, from automotive works to even home wiring.One of the most common applications for spade connectors is electrical junction boxes. These are used to split a power source between more than one circuit, and spade connectors provide a reliable, robust connection that is easy to install and maintain.Spade connectors are most often used in connection with stranded wire. Since stranded wire is continuously flexed, spade connectors are ideal due to their ability to place the strain from the flat knives onto the screws on the unstranded wires. The screws and knives isolate the area around the splices, forming a connection that does not deteriorate over time. It is this insulating effect that makes spade connectors ideal for junction boxes, and is the reason they are so widely used.Spade connectors are designed to be held together with screws. To install them correctly, first strip the wire insulator and ensure that there are no strands of wire exposed, as this could cause a short. Next, slide the spade connector onto the flat knife and ensure that it is appropriately tightened via the screws. Make sure that the screws are firmly in place and secure, as this will ensure that the connection is reliable and secure.In addition to junction boxes, spade connectors are also used in automotive systems, for a variety of different connection types. They are commonly used in tail lights and speaker installations, and can also be used in remote starters. Additionally, they can be used in the installation of trailer lights, running lights, or any other type of electrical connection.It is important to remember that spade connectors are designed and manufactured to extremely exacting standards, and should only be used in appropriate conditions. For example, they should not be used for high power applications, such as high power engines or systems, as they may not be able to handle the strain. Furthermore, they should never be used in applications where the connection is exposed to direct sunlight, as this could cause degradation of the electrical connection over time.Finally, spade connectors should not be used in any application requiring an exposed wire stem. This is because exposed wire stems could cause a short circuit and can also corrode, causing serious electrical faults and damage.In summary, spade connectors provide an invaluable service to a variety of different electrical applications. Their ability to reliably establish an electrical connection, no matter the environment or strain, make them highly desirable. However, it is important to remember that they must be used appropriately and that they should not be used for any application requiring an exposed wire stem.

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