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Power entry connectors, commonly known as inlets, outlets and modules, have become indispensable components in electronic equipment. They provide access to electric current and aid in the transfer of energy from the source to the application. The purpose of these power entry connectors is to provide a reliable and safe connection between a power source and a device or system. There are several types of power entry connectors available, with each having its own unique application field and working principle.

Power entry connectors that are referred to as inlets are generally used with power control equipment and are designed to accommodate several varieties of plugs and sockets, as well as electrical cords. This type of power entry connector is usually mounted on the front panel of the electronic device or system. The main functions of the inlet are to protect against electric shocks, to provide a safe connection between the power source and the equipment, and to be able to sustain the high currents that occur during operation. Inlet connectors typically have an insulated housing and mechanical stab contacts for a secure electrical connection.

Outlets, otherwise known as plugs and sockets, are commonly used as power outlets in residential buildings, as well as in industrial and commercial applications. These power entry connectors are used to provide an electrical supply for machines and electronic devices. The outlet receptacle can be either mounted on the panel of the device or the wall. Outlets are generally rated to handle certain voltages and current levels, and they should be compatible with the plugs and cords being used in the area. The outlets can also be protected from accidental shock or electrocution by fuse or circuit breaker devices.

Modules are also known as power entry modules and are commonly used in commercial and industrial applications. Modules serve as both an inlet and a outlet, allowing for a direct connection between the power source and the device or system. These connectors have multiple pins and circuit breakers that can be adjusted to accommodate different types of cords or wires, and they also include a variety of protection features such as surge protection, short-circuit protection and overload protection. The module is usually mounted on the panel of the device and is designed to be able to anticipate power from multiple sources.

Regardless of which type of power entry connector is being used, the application field and working principle remain the same. All power entry connectors require a secure electrical connection in order to avoid any electric shocks or electrical dangers. Additionally, all power entry connectors are designed to be safe, reliable and able to handle the high currents that are present during operation.

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