62718-2 Connectors, Interconnects

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors offer many advantages over traditional connector solutions. They offer much higher speeds, reducing wiring size, more durability, and improved ease of installation. The 62718-2 family contains several variants, and each type serves a specific purpose.

The 62718-2 standard offers a variety of quick connects and disconnects for power delivery, signal, and low voltage circuits. Depending on their particular application field, terminals are manufactured as either square or round pin sizes. The 62718-2 standard is the most commonly followed in Europe and North America. It is also adopted in the automotive and telecoms industries.

Point-to-point connections are typically used in consumer-electronices, computers, instrumentation and HVAC systems. They provide increased flexibility and convenience, requiring less time and effort to establish a connection. Point-to-point connections involve two terminals, typically connected together by an integral strain relief clamp. By using an available threaded screw mechanism, the two portions can be secured, allowing the user to rest easy in knowing that the connection is secure.

Multi-point connectors are often used in applications where point-to-point connections are not feasible. They allow multiple terminals to be connected in one assembly. Two-piece multi-point connectors can be connected with an interference fit that provides extra system security. Such connectors are especially useful when installing multiple connections at one time. This type offers several advantages, such as easy installation, increased wire management, and increased durability.

Plug and socket connectors are commonly used for temporary and removable connections in high-frequency applications. They require minimal effort for assembly and typically consist of only one part. The 62718-2 standard specifies a 120-degree pitch for these connectors, which allows for more efficient packing and easier insertion. When plug and socket connectors are used in a power delivery application, they require a special external clamping assembly for the connection.

Another type of connector mentioned in the 62718-2 standard is the cassette connector. This connector is typically used for high-frequency circuits and requires only minimal assembly. It also provides a tight and reliable connection, eliminating the need for soldering. The cassette design allows it to be easily uncoupled, allowing for quick and efficient reassembly.

The 62718-2 standard offers a variety of quick connects and disconnects for power delivery, signal, and low-voltage circuits. Depending on their purpose and usage, terminals are constructed using either square or round pins. Terminals that are designed to be quick-connects, quick-disconnects, or plug and sockets all offer increased flexibility and convenience over traditional connector solutions. With modern advancements in technology, these connectors now offer much higher speeds, reduced wiring size, improved durability, and easier installation.

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