94883

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Spade terminals, or sometimes referred to as spade connectors, are typically found in wire connectors in the electrical wiring of buildings and devices. The name “spade” is derived from the terminal’s shape which resembles the end two ends of a spade/shovel. In the electronics industry, this shape aids in maintaining good contact. Furthermore, spade terminals are commonly manufactured with dual-tongues, adding stability to the connection and reducing the chance of detachment due to heat or vibration.

When using spade connectors, the new connection must first be crimped so that it conforms to the dimensions of the terminal. This prepping of the connection is necessary in order to ensure that there is proper contact between the spade terminal and the wire. Following the prepping step, the spade terminal can be connected to the wire via an appropriately sized screwdriver (which is why they are sometimes known as “screw-type wire connectors”). Tightening the screwdriver allows the spade terminal to make contact with the wire.

These types of connectors have multiple uses, the primary being to fasten wires to electrical posts or terminals. Additionally, spade connectors are commonly utilized to attach wires to electrical appliances, switches, and various other devices. Spade connectors can also be incorporated into rapid-connect devices for use in electrical controls or devices with multiple connections.

The 94883 spade connector is used in a variety of applications, from automotive assemblies to telecommunications devices. This type of connector is especially suitable for low-max current applications, as it carries a comparatively small amount of electric current. This connector is very useful in the assembly of a wide variety of electronic devices since it requires minimal wiring.

The 94883 spade connector features double-tongue design, enabling it to create a durable connection that will remain secure in a variety of environments. As the screwdriver is tightened, it will impinge the walls of the connector’s spades, increasing contact and ensuring good electrical contact creation between the two connected wires. This connector offers significant electrical protection for any components it is connected to, providing an effective barrier against power surges. This increased security is helpful for any electrical devices that are prone to electricity leaking.

Finally, it’s worth noting that the 94883 spade connector is designed to be used for a variety of wires sizes, ranging from 16 AWG to 26 AWG. It is also corrosion resistant which allows for improved electrical contact and long-lasting performance. It is also an extremely durable design, as the screwdriver does not need to be over-tightened to create a secure connection.

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