8-35189-3

Series:	Solistrand
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Obsolete
Terminal Type:	Inline, Individual Openings (Parallel)
Number of Wire Entries:	2
Termination:	Crimp
Wire Gauge:	2 AWG
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Features:	Brazed Seam
Color:	--

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Terminals – Wire Splice Connectors

Wire splices play an important role in any electrical connection system, allowing for the connection of two wires in an efficient, reliable, and safe manner. 8-35189-3 terminals are an example of such a wire splice connector. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the 8-35189-3 terminal.

Application Field

8-35189-3 terminals are often used in electrical connection systems, particularly in automotive wiring. They are designed to be used in situations where two wires need to be connected without any solder or heat shrinkable connectors. The benefit of this type of terminal is that it is compact, allows for much easier installation than soldering, and is very reliable. Additionally, these terminals are resistant to vibration, extreme temperatures, and other environmental hazards.In addition to automotive applications, these terminals are often used in many other applications, including medical and industrial equipment, consumer electronics, and LED lighting. As such, these terminals are an incredibly versatile and reliable termination option for any wiring project.

Working Principle

The 8-35189-3 terminals work on the principle of compression. That is, when the terminal is installed, the wires are pinched between two metal contacts inside the terminal. This process compresses the wire, creating a very secure connection. The terminals are designed to maintain the connection even under extreme temperatures and vibration.To install the 8-35189-3 terminals, the user first strips off a small piece of the insulation off of both wires to be connected. The stripped portion of each wire is then inserted into the back of the terminal, ensuring that the metal contacts are compressing the middle of the wire. The terminal is then crimped using a crimping tool or press, activating the metal contacts and creating the secure connection.

Conclusion

The 8-35189-3 terminals are wire splice connectors designed for a variety of electrical connection applications. They are particularly useful in automotive wiring, and can also be used in medical and industrial equipment, consumer electronics, and LED lighting. Their working principle is based on compression, wherein wires are pinched between two metal contacts inside the terminal. With their ease of installation, resistance to environmental hazards, and reliable connection, 8-35189-3 terminals make an excellent choice for any electrical wiring application.

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