928962-1

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors includes a 928962-1. This type of connector is an abrupt break-off quick connect. It is a low current, quick-connecting component with multiple applications. Its design allows for fast installation and low current circuits in order to generate a reliable connection.

Application Field

The 928962-1 quick connect is suitable in various industries, such as automotive, medical, and consumer electronics. In automotive applications, it is often used as an electronic control unit (ECU) connector, capable of linking to specific harnesses. In medical applications, it is most often used for patient monitoring and medical instrumentation, while it is often customized for medical device control in consumer electronics. All of these applications require reliable connections for low current.

Working Principle

The 928962-1 quick connect works on a straightforward principle. Upon insertion of the product, the metallic components are linked together, forming an electrical connection through which current can be transferred rapidly and reliably. The sharp-edged contact surfaces of the metal materials cause a precise fit with minimal contact resistance, allowing for consistent current flow.

Once the insert has been taken out of the 928962-1 quick connect, the connection is broken. However, the possibility of re-insertion allows for simple, low cost reconnection of electrical parts. Furthermore, the deflecting bail on the terminal makes contact without additional tools, so that termination can be quickly performed with manual operation.

In conclusion, the 928962-1 quick connect is a convenient and cost-effective way to provide current in low-voltage applications that require reliable connections. Its advantages, such as fast installation times and low contact resistance make it ideal for a wide range of applications.

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