Terminals - Magnetic Wire Connectors

4-1601011-1 is a type of magnetic wire connector that is used in various fields. It is characterized by its strength, affordability, and ease-of-use. Magnetic connectors work by creating an electromagnetic field around a wire, adhering it to a base, creating a secure connection.

Application Field

4-1601011-1 is most commonly used in the following fields:

• Solderless terminals.
• Devices
• Mechanical screw-style connection terminals
• Enclosures

The use of 4-1601011-1 magnetic wire connectors can be found virtually everywhere – from computers and other electronic devices, to cars and even ships. It is also widely used in industrial and consumer environments as well.

Working Principle

The working principle of magnetic wire connectors revolves around creating a magnetic field around a metal wire. This magnetic field allows the wire to be pulled into contact with a metal surface. When the wire is pressed down with the appropriate amount of force, it creates a secure connection, as the magnetic field holds it in place.

The force needed to create the connection can vary depending on the environment and the type of wire being used. As a result, it is important to ensure that enough force is applied to create a secure connection.

Once the wire is connected, it can then be soldered or sealed together to create a more permanent connection. This is achieved by melting the wire, and then either wrapping it around the connector, or connecting it with a clip.

The use of magnetic wire connectors is becoming increasingly popular due to the strength, affordability, and ease-of-use. With its many applications, it is a great choice for almost any electrical project.