FND2-3.5LS

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Spade connectors are a type of electrical connector commonly used in industry for many different applications. The FND2-3.5LS is a specific type of spade terminal that has unique design features and advantages that make it suitable for a variety of applications. This article will discuss the range of applications that this type of spade terminal is used for and describe its working principle.

Applications for FND2-3.5LS Spade Terminals

Suitable for a variety of electrical applications, the FND2-3.5LS is a common choice for in-panel wiring and as a terminal strip or point-to-point connection point. FND2-3.5LS terminals have the capacity to accept 22-26 AWG wire, making them suitable for both power and signal wires, such as those found in lighting systems and automotive applications. The terminals have a metal contact section, which can be used for secure screw-down connections.

As an alternative to screw-terminals, FND2-3.5LS terminals can also be used with the non-screw-mounted option. This allows for a quick and easy connection process when connecting multiple wires, making it ideal for temporary setup requirements as found in industrial applications, such as automotive testing, test equipment and instrument rigs. The terminals are also suitable for data and communication networks, HVAC controls, CATV networks, robotics, aeroplanes and medical equipment.

Working Principle of FND2-3.5LS Terminals

This type of spade connector works in a similar way to other types of terminal blocks. It consists of a base with terminal pins and a layer of insulation between them. The insulation layer helps to prevent contact between the pins, reducing the risk of short circuits or interference. The pins are designed to accept 22-26 AWG wire through a hole at the front of the device and secure it in place with a screw or clamp. The connection is then sealed with a protective cover to help prevent damage or tampering.

Once the wire is securely in place in the FND2-3.5LS terminal, it can be connected to the other end of the wiring system via a variety of methods. Depending on the application, this can be via screw terminals, solder terminals, or even crimp connectors. In the case of solder terminals, the connection process is slightly different, with the wire being pushed through a hole at the back of the terminal and soldered into place. Once the connection is complete, a protective cover is usually used to ensure the connection is secure and reliable.

Conclusion

The FND2-3.5LS spade terminal is suitable for a wide range of electrical applications, owing to its design and ability to accept 22-26 AWG wire. Its versatile design also allows for it to be used in a variety of mounting options, from screw or non-screw connections. To ensure a secure and reliable connection is made, the wire can be solder connected or crimped into the terminal.Using its metal contact section, robust construction and insulation layer, FND2-3.5LS terminals can be relied upon for the highest levels of performance in a wide range of industries.

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