GRM4.5402.123

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Power Entry Connector devices are devices designed to bring power into a device or system, and to extract power from a device or system. The GRM4.5402.123 is a power entry connector designed for use with 12V. This connector offers a simple and effective way to connect and disconnect power to and from a device, as well as providing protection against physical damage and electrical shocks.

The GRM4.5402.123 is a 4-pin power entry connector that is minimally intrusive, making it ideal for use in tight spaces. The device features an Onboard Rectifying Circuit (ORC), which provides overvoltage protection against AC surges, as well as helps to maintain the 12V operating voltage of the device. The connector can be used with a variety of electrical appliances, including DC motors, AC motors, Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), and power strips.

The working principle of the GRM4.5402.123 is quite simple. The device features four pins, which are arranged in two rings at opposite sides of the connector. When the two rings are assembled, a 12V contact is established between the two pins, thus allowing the flow of electricity from the source to the target device. This connection is further reinforced by the Onboard Rectifying Circuit (ORC), which provides over voltage protection for the connected devices.

The GRM4.5402.123 is used in a variety of applications, including industrial automation and control, medical device power management, audio-visual equipment, and telecommunications. It is also used in consumer products, such as cell phones, laptops, and tablets. The connector can also be used for automotive power, such as in cars, trucks, and boats.

The GRM4.5402.123 is a versatile and reliable power entry connector, suitable for a variety of uses. Its design and construction make it durable and reliable, while its onboard rectifying circuit helps protect connected devices from electrical surges and makes it possible to operate devices at the desired voltage.

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