51110-1250

Rectangular Connectors - Housings

Rectangular Connector housings are used to provide mechanical support and lateral strain relief for electrical connections. Connector housings vary in size, shape and configuration and can be used for both power and signal applications. Used when reliability is important, high quality housings are designed to ensure proper fit and alignment of mating parts for optimum performance.

The 51110-1250 rectangular connector housing is designed for high performance, reliability and durability. It is made of C-2604-B phosphor bronze metal and is designed to meet military and commercial specifications. It is corrosion resistant, and the contact springs are made of high-grade copper alloy to ensure reliable connections. The housing also features a double-lapped contact termination to optimize electrical performance.

The 51110-1250 connector housing is available in a wide variety of configurations and sizes ranging from 0.250 inches (6.35 mm) to 0.750 inches (19.05 mm). The housing has an operating temperature range of -20 °C to +80 °C. It can also withstand 30N of pull-out force when mated and is vibration and shock resistant.

The 51110-1250 is used in a broad range of applications including military and industrial, telecommunications, computer, automotive, and audio/visual equipment. It is suitable for applications that require power and signal connections, such as control panels, interconnects, and communications systems. The housing also offers protection from shock and vibration, and can be used in harsh environments where high temperatures and dust may be present.

The working principles of connector housings can be broken down into three basic parts: the housing, the contacts, and the strain relief. The housing is the connecting portion and is typically the most visible part of the connector. It serves as a base for the contacts, a way to protect them from physical damage and environmental elements. The contacts are the actual electrical connection points, and provide a secure and reliable means of connecting two or more electrical components. The strain relief is the third part of the connector housing and is used to protect the contacts from damage due to movement or flexing of the cable.

Other features included in the 51110-1250 rectangular connector housing include standard wire seals, which help to protect the contacts from dust and moisture; UL and CSA approved titer, which helps to ensure quality performance; anti-fouling design to prevent contact failure; anti-relaxation inserts, which help to ensure a rigid and reliable connection; and a secure mating interface. Each of these features work together to ensure a reliable connection and superior performance.

The 51110-1250 rectangular connector housing is an ideal choice for applications that require high performance, reliability and durability. Its versatile design allows for a variety of configurations and sizes, making it a great choice for many applications. It is also certified to meet the applicable military and commercial standards, and offers superior electrical performance, flexibility and protection from shock and vibration.