52558-4

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Terminals - Ring Connectors are electrical connectors used for connecting wires. It is a common type of terminal used in electronic and electrical interconnection applications. The 52558-4 terminal is a terminal type that is commonly used. This article looks at the application fields and the working principle of the 52558-4 terminal.

Application Fields
The 52558-4 terminal has an application field in the industrial use, mainly in the motor and automation fields. It can be used to connect the cooper wire and sleeve to the power supply. It also has a strong connection, making it suitable for applications where vibration and shock are present. Additionally, the 52558-4 terminal has a high temperature and electrical endurance level, making it suitable for applications that require a constant and reliable power connection.

The 52558-4 terminal can also be used in home electrical devices. It is typically used in junction boxes to connect wires and provide a safe and reliable power connection. Furthermore, the 52558-4 terminal can also be used in cases such as connecting a television set to a wall outlet or connecting a lamp to a power line.

Working Principle
The 52558-4 terminal is a type of snap-in terminal that works on the principle of friction. It consists of a pin and receptacle, with the pin being the male contact and the receptacle being the female contact. The pin and receptacle are both inserted into a central housing, with the pin being spring steel, and the receptacle typically being made from a brass or copper alloy. When the terminal is inserted, the spring steel contacts the brass or copper alloy, creating friction, and thus providing a power connection.

When the pin and receptacle are inserted into the housing, a small amount of force is required to ensure that they remain in place. The force is provided by a pair of opposing angled lugs that ensure that the pin and receptacle remain in contact and in place when the terminal is inserted into the housing. Additionally, when the terminal is in place, the pin is designed to make electrical contact with the receptacle, providing a reliable power connection.

The 52558-4 terminal is also designed to be removable and replaceable. It consists of two screws which can be loosened and removed to allow for the removal or replacement of the pin and receptacle. This makes it possible to easily replace the terminal if required.

In conclusion, the 52558-4 terminal is a commonly used snap-in terminal that is used in a variety of industrial and residential applications. It works on the principle of friction, and consists of a pin and receptacle, housed in a central housing. The terminal is designed to provide a reliable and safe power connection, and is also designed to be removable and replaceable. This makes it an ideal solution for applications where a reliable power connection is needed.

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