Contacts - Multi Purpose

ERA.05.403.ZLL1 is a type of multipurpose contacts that can be used for a wide range of purposes. These contacts are made of a combination of metal alloys and feature a gold plating that ensures durability and resistance to corrosion. Additionally, they possess a secure connection and have a higher current rating than other standard contact types. The contacts are generally small in size, so they can fit a variety of applications.

The contacts are designed to be used for a variety of low voltage applications including circuit protection, signal conditioning, datalogging, charge control, and more. Additionally, the contacts feature a reliable self-locking design that allows them to be used in applications that require secure connections.

The ERA.05.403.ZLL1 contacts featuring gold plating provide being high-temperature tolerance and thermal stability. Additionally, they are rated to resist corrosion even in areas with high levels of humidity or salty environment. The combination of the gold plating with the thermally stable material used in the contact construction enable these contacts to be used even in harsh environmental conditions.

The contacts also feature a low contact resistance value, which allows them to draw minimum current when they are connected. This allows the contacts to perform optimally in applications that require low power consumption. Additionally, the contacts have a high current rating and can carry a higher level of power than standard contact types. This allows them to be used in applications that involve high levels of power.

In conclusion, ERA.05.403.ZLL1 is a multipurpose contact that can be used for a variety of applications. The combination of the gold plating with the thermally stable material used in the contact construction provide resistance to corrosion and high-temperature tolerance. Furthermore, they have a low contact resistance value and feature a secure self-locking design. The contacts also offer a higher current rating than most other standard contact types, allowing them to be used in applications that involve high power.