854-22-012-10-001101

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Rectangular Connectors - Spring Loaded was a type of electrical connector generally used when it is important to ensure a reliable connection in applications that involve frequent movement. 854-22-012-10-001101 was a specific model of one such rectangular connector.

Description

The 854-22-012-10-001101 model was a rectangular connector with two connection ports, a 10-pin female and an 8-pin female and two grub screws at each side to make sure the connection was locked in place. The pins were securely set into the plastic housing to prevent any interference. The back of the connector featured two hooks which allowed the connector to be attached to any type of flat surface.

Applications

The 854-22-012-10-001101 was primarily used to connect cables and circuits in industrial applications, including the automotive, automotive and aviation industries. Its small size and light weight made it ideal for use in small equipment, such as computers, vending machines, and telecoms. This particular model was also often used in medical equipment as it was highly reliable.

Working Principle

The 854-22-012-10-001101 worked on a spring-loaded principle. This means that when the pins were inserted into the female connectors on either side, a spring would be triggered, creating a secure connection. This ensured that the connection was always secure, even if the cables were moved.

Advantages

The 854-22-012-10-001101 was a highly reliable connection that could withstand frequent movement and vibrations. Additionally, its small size and light weight made it very easy to install. It also provided a very secure connection that was not likely to be disrupted by external interference. Finally, its spring-loaded system ensured that the connection was always reliable, even in tough conditions.

Disadvantages

Although the 854-22-012-10-001101 was reliable, there were some drawbacks. One of the main disadvantages was the cost, as it was more expensive than traditional connections. Additionally, the spring-loaded system could not be used in applications where the cables would be frequently twisted. Finally, the number of connections that could be made with the 854-22-012-10-001101 was limited by the size of the connectors.

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