60-SPL-020-3-3

Number of Positions:	3
Approvals:	CSA, TUV, UL
Ingress Protection:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Panel Thickness:	0.039" ~ 0.059" (0.99mm ~ 1.50mm)
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	Variable Size
Fuse Holder, Drawer:	--
Features:	--
Switch Features:	--
Termination:	Wire Leads
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Snap-In
Series:	60-SPL
Fuse:	No
Filter Type:	Filtered (EMI, RFI) - Commercial
Voltage - UL:	250VAC
Current - UL:	2A
Voltage - IEC:	--
Current - IEC:	--
Connector Type:	Receptacle, Male Blades
Connector Style:	IEC 320-C14
Part Status:	Discontinued at Digi-Key
Packaging:	Bulk

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Power Entry Connectors - Inlets, Outlets, Modules

Power entry connectors are an essential component of many electrical systems. They provide a way for the user to safely, conveniently, and securely access the power source of a system. Common power entry connectors include inlets, outlets, and modules, each of which has its own unique characteristics and applications.The most common type of power entry connector is the inlet. Inlets are used to supply electrical power to a system, typically from a wall outlet, wall switch, power bar, or other power source. They are designed to be installed in a variety of locations, such as the front or back of a chassis, or in a desktop PC tower. Inlets are generally rated at 125V or higher, and can support anywhere from 3-30A of current.Outlets are the second most commonly used power entry connector. Outlets are similar to inlets, but are designed to be used in reverse. Instead of supplying power to a system, they are used to supply electrical power from a system, typically to an appliance, device, or other external power source. Outlets are generally rated at 15A or higher, and can support anywhere from 3-15A of current.Modules are the most specialized type of power entry connector. They are designed to provide a compact, plug-and-play solution for applications where space is limited, such as laptop computers, cellular phones, and electrical equipment requiring special mounting configurations. Modules typically require a separate power source, such as a 12V DC power adapter or an external power supply.Various features and ratings can be found on both inlets and outlets. Some inlets and outlets are designed to be swivel-mounted, allowing for easier installation and decreased stress on the equipment being connected. Other ratings and features include IP44 or IPX8 water resistance for protection against liquid ingress, higher current ratings to accommodate different power requirements, and higher voltage ratings for more demanding applications.60-SPL-020-3-3 is an example of a power entry connector typically found in industrial applications. It is an inlet connector rated for a voltage of 250V AC, with a maximum current of 16A. It is designed to provide durable, secure fastening of a variety of cables, such as network cables, audio cables, and coaxial cables. The connector has an IP44 rating for protection against dust and liquid ingress, and is UL approved for use in North America.In conclusion, power entry connectors can provide a reliable connection for a variety of applications. Inlets are the most common type of power entry connector and are typically used to supply electricity from an external power source. Outlets are similar to inlets, but are used in reverse, to supply electrical power from a system. Modules are the most specialized type, designed to provide a compact, plug-and-play solution for space-limited applications. 60-SPL-020-3-3 is an inlet connector providing durability and protection, and is UL approved for use in North America.

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