5-160429-2

Termination:	Crimp
Insulation Diameter:	0.118" ~ 0.169" (3.00mm ~ 4.29mm)
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Color:	--
Features:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Wire Gauge:	13-17 AWG
Series:	Faston
Length - Overall:	0.591" (15.00mm)
Tab Length:	0.248" (6.30mm)
Tab Thickness:	0.032" (0.81mm)
Tab Width:	0.187" (4.75mm)
Gender:	Female
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors

Quick Connects are designed to provide a reliable way to connect and disconnect an electrical component in a circuit without the need for soldering. There are many types of Quick Connects, including quick disconnect connectors used to replace traditional lug and screw connections. Quick Connects are generally easy to install, cost effective, and offer great performance in most applications.

Types of Quick Connects

Quick Connects come in several types, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The most common types are threaded, non-threaded, push-in, and compression.

Threaded Quick Connects

Threaded Quick Connects are designed to fit together using threads. This makes them ideal for connecting two electrical components that need to be securely locked in place. They are the most reliable and durable Quick Connects, although they are more expensive than some other types.

Non-Threaded Quick Connects

Non-Threaded Quick Connects are designed to snap together without threads. It is the most common type of Quick Connect, and is popular for its simplicity and ease of installation.

Push-In Quick Connects

Push-In Quick Connects are designed to fit together using a friction-type mechanism. They are the easiest Quick Connects to assemble, as there is no need for tools or extra supplies.

Compression Quick Connects

Compression Quick Connects are designed to be tightened using an adjustable tool or nut. This type of Quick Connect is generally used for low-voltage wiring and is more reliable and durable than other types.

Applications and Working Principle

Quick Connects are used for a variety of applications, from high-voltage power lines to speaker cables. They are commonly found in computers, televisions, and other electronic devices.The basic working principle of Quick Connects is straightforward. When assembled, two metal contacts on the connectors touch each other, creating a conductive channel for electricity to flow between them. The connectors may be designed to be secured by screws, barbs, clamps, or other means to ensure a secure connection.The advantages offered by Quick Connects include their ease of installation, durability, and low cost. They are also convenient when quick disconnections are needed, and the connections can be made without the need to solder.The disadvantages of Quick Connects include their tendency to vibrate, which could lead to fatigue and failure over time. Additionally, the connectors are susceptible to corrosion if used in a moist environment.In conclusion, Quick Connects are a reliable, easy to use, and efficient solution for connecting electrical components. Their simple design, durability, and low cost make them popular for a wide range of applications.

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