FN9222S1B-6-06

FN9222S1B-6-06, otherwise known as Power Entry Connectors, are electrical components designed to provide power, control, signal, and other connections for a wide variety of electrical and electronic products. Generally speaking, Power Entry Connectors are available in inlets, outlets, modules, and accessories such as terminal blocks, hand switches, indicator lights, and more.

FN9222S1B-6-06 is an inlet, outlet, or module type of Power Entry Connector. The FN9222S1B-6-06 is a single-sided, inlet, snap-in with snap-fit retention that offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for a wide variety of applications. The FN9222S1B-6-06 inlet is a threaded type connector, and is designed to be used with mounting holes measuring 6-06. The connector provides a current rating of 15A 250VAC/VDC, and features snap-fit retention, two-pole opposing tips, and finger-safe design.

The FN9222S1B-6-06 is typically used in applications involving medical and industrial equipment, including electronic medical instruments, computer servers, control panels, and more. It is often used in applications requiring DC current, such as in Uninterruptible Power Sources (UPSs) for IT & Telecom networks, as well as alternative energy systems such as solar panels.

The working principle of the FN9222S1B-6-06 involves the two-pole opposing tips, which provide a simple connection between the AC/DC lines. The snap-fit retention feature ensures a secure connection, while the finger-safe design allows for an easy and safe installation. The threads on the bolt provide a secure and reliable locking mechanism, ensuring a reliable connection.

The FN9222S1B-6-06 is a reliable, cost-effective, and easy to install connector, making it an ideal solution for a variety of application fields. Its ability to provide a secure connection between AC/DC lines, and the availability of various mounting options makes it suitable for a wide array of applications. This makes the FN9222S1B-6-06 a great choice for medical and industrial applications, as well as alternative energy systems such as solar panels and UPS networks.