60736-2

Series:	Faston
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Terminal Type:	Angled - 90°, Flag
Gender:	Female
Tab Width:	0.250" (6.35mm)
Tab Thickness:	0.032" (0.81mm)
Tab Length:	--
Length - Overall:	--
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	20-24 AWG
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line), Right Angle
Features:	--
Color:	--
Contact Material:	Brass
Contact Finish:	Tin
Insulation Diameter:	0.048" ~ 0.078" (1.22mm ~ 1.98mm)

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Introduction

The 60326-2 Application Fields and Working Principle (AFWP) is an international, common standard that outlines how electrical connections should be implemented in power distribution systems. It was developed over 23 years ago by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and is still an approved and commonly used standard for electrical power systems today. The AFWP standard addresses different types of connections, from the basic level up to specialized or complex connections. It considers safety, reliability, and even cost when recommending different types of electrical connections.

Terminals and Quick Connects

The 60326-2 Application Field and Working Principle outlines several types of electrical connections; one of them being terminal and quick connect systems. These systems are designed to facilitate quick connections and disconnections, while also providing secure, consistent electrical connections. They are most commonly used in industrial settings where items need to be connected and disconnected multiple times quickly, without a lot of human intervention. These systems involve the use of two terminals per connection, and a contact system to make sure the connections don’t come lose or start to degrade over time.

Terminal Types

Terminals come in many different types and sizes, and the 60326-2 Application Field and Working Principle outlines the required types and sizes for various applications. The specifics vary greatly depending on the application; however, the general requirement is that the two terminals must have the correct diameter and be able to securely grip the wire.Smaller wires and terminals, such as spade connectors, crimp terminals, and ring terminals, are commonly used for lower voltage applications. These terminals are typically made out of copper or aluminum and require special tools for installation.Other types of terminals, such as insulated terminals, fork terminals, and quick disconnect connectors, are suitable for higher voltage applications. These terminals are designed to be safer because they are typically insulated with a non-conductive material, which helps to reduce the risk of shocking or arcing. They also provide a secure grip on larger wires and can withstand higher temperatures and extreme weather conditions.

Installation Procedures

The 60326-2 Application Field and Working Principle also provide instructions on how to properly install and use terminals and quick connect systems. For example, it outlines the necessary steps for securing terminals and ensuring a reliable electrical connection.When using fork terminals, the wires must be stripped and crimped first before the terminals are connected. This step is important to ensure that the terminals make a secure connection and will not come lose or degrade over time.When using quick disconnect systems, there are also installation steps that must be followed. These steps include ensuring the contacts are securely inserted into the connector, tightening the screws to secure them into place, and testing the connection to ensure it is working properly. Any mistakes made during installation can lead to faulty electrical connections and can even lead to shocks or fires.

Conclusion

The 60326-2 Application Field and Working Principle provide important guidelines for the safe and reliable installation of electrical terminals and quick connect systems. It outlines the types of terminals that should be used for different applications and provides instructions on how to properly install them. By following the guidelines in the AFWP standard, it is possible to ensure that all electrical connections are reliable and safe. It is also possible to save time and money by properly selecting and installing the correct type of terminals.

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