8-320562-5

Series:	PIDG
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Terminal Type:	Butt Splice, Inline, Individual Openings
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	14-16 AWG
Insulation:	Fully Insulated
Features:	Serrated Mating Area
Color:	Blue

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Terminals - Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splice connectors, such as 8-320562-5, are various types of terminals, tools and materials used to connect wires in electrical circuits. The 8-320562-5 terminals are typically used in consumer and industrial applications to splice stranded wires, commonly used in applications requiring power and data transmission. They are also used to join one conductor to another by interlocking the conductor’s insulation or direct contact with the conductor itself. Wire splice connectors provide electricians and educators with a fast and easy method for connecting two wires together. They are also commonly used to extend run lengths, make repairs or to splice in additional wires where needed. The 8-320562-5 terminals are used in conjunction with butt-splice crimp connectors, which are most widely used in low-voltage applications. Splice connectors of this type are also used for connecting conductors for lighting, motor control, power supplies, metal and plastic piping, and any other low-power application.

Application Field

The 8-320562-5 terminals can be used in a variety of applications, including:

• Networking and communications applications;
• Power distribution and control applications;
• Lighting and security applications;
• Consumer electronics, such as cell phones and personal computers;
• Telephone and broadcast equipment;
• Automotive, truck and marine wiring;
• Industrial control and automation systems;
• HVAC systems;
• Aerospace and avionics;
• Robotics and medical equipment.

The 8-320562-5 terminals are also used in other specialty applications, such as renewable energy sources (solar panels and wind turbines) and systems for underground and overhead heavy-duty overhead cabling.

Working Principles

Wire splice connectors, such as 8-320562-5, work by joining two or more wires together with screws or bolts. To create a secure connection, the wires must first be stripped or tinned, and a connector crimp must be connected to each wire. The crimps are then inserted into the splice connectors, where they are secured with a metal screw or bolt. The screw or bolt should then be tightened to create a strong connection. When working with heavier gauge wires, crimping tools may be used to create a secure connection. These tools allow the user to apply a greater amount of pressure to the connector, ensuring that the connection is secure. The crimping procedure also attaches a specialized insulation sleeve to each wire before they are joined, ensuring that the insulation will not be damaged during the connection process. Wire splice connectors, such as 8-320562-5, are simple and reliable tools that provide electricians and engineers with a fast and easy method for connecting multiple wires. By securely connecting wires together, they create more efficient and reliable circuits that can be used in a variety of applications.

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