42281-1

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Quick connects and quick disconnect connectors are types of terminals. The 42281-1 is specifically a quick disconnect connector. This buckle-lock male connector is traditionally used for 19 and 23 gauge wire size, but can support wire sizes up to 16 gauge. It is made out of brass for strength and durability, and features a nickel plating to resist corrosion.

The 42281-1 is a 2-point terminal that consists of a male connector and a female receptacle. The male connector fits into the female receptacle to create an electrical connection. It has a 0.35” pitch and a 0.140” depth slot for the male and female connectors. It also features a lever-lock for easy installation and removal of the connector.

The 42281-1 quick disconnect connector is typically used in automotive, audio, and appliance applications. It is designed to reduce installation times and provide secure, electrical connections, while still being easy to disconnect. It can be used to connect multiple wires together, or to disconnect them when needed.

The 42281-1 has a number of features that make it ideal for a wide range of applications. Its lever-lock design allows for easy installation and removal of the connector, while its brass construction provides excellent electrical conductivity and durability. It also features a corrosion-resistant nickel plating and two-point terminal design, which help prevent corrosion and ensure a secure connection between the male and female connectors.

The 42281-1 is a versatile, reliable, and effective connector that can be used in a variety of applications. Its lever-lock design, corrosion-resistant plating, and brass construction make it ideal for a wide range of applications, including automotive, audio, and appliance applications. Furthermore, its two-point design and secure connections make it a great choice for quick connect and quick disconnect connectors.

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