GSP2.8113.13

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Power entry connectors are devices used to connect electrical and electronic equipment to the power delivery system. These connectors provide power, and often include facilities such as circuit protection, signal and control connections. In some cases, they may also provide for testing points in system equipment or to enable remote operation. Inlets, outlets, and modules are the three types of power entry connectors that form the backbone of many industrial applications.

GSP2.8113.13 Application Field and Working Principle

The GSP2.8113.13 power entry connector features a snap-in mounting to ease installation, with simplification and reliability of its connection ensured with reinforcing ribs. It\'s available in multiple colors and material, allowing its usage in various physical environmental conditions. The GSP2.8113.13 is also characterized by a functional current rating of up to 15A and a voltage up to 250V, making it suitable for a wide range of industry applications. As a result, its usage is seen across residential, medical, consumer, commercial, industrial, and much more.

The GSP2.8113.13 power entry connector features a specific dielectric strength of 4 kV, showing extreme efficiency and robustness in electrical contact resistance performance. It\'s also capable of operating between -35oC to 70oC, giving it a sound working environment both in hot and cold applications. Some of its characteristics that define the flexibility of the GSP2.8113.13 includes its usage in filtered applications, with the addition of a standard ferrite core, as well as UL approved applications, which can highlight safety to the consumer.

Inlets

Inlets, which are also known as female connectors, provide a way for electricity to be transferred to an appliance or fixture. Generally, these consist of two or three prongs that connect to the electrical current. Inlets usually come as part of an appliance and provide a direct electrical connection from the power source to the appliance. This eliminates the need to use an extension cord or other wiring devices.

Outlets

Outlets, which are also known as male connectors, provide a way for electrical current to flow from a power source to an appliance or fixture. These come as part of an appliance or as part of a larger electrical infrastructure, such as a power center or junction box. Outlets usually have a rectangular shape and feature two or three prongs that fit into the corresponding female connector on the appliance.

Modules

Modules are devices for distribution, control, or protection of power. These may take the form of an enclosed unit containing several individual devices, switches, and/or wiring, and are usually installed in junction boxes. They may include circuit breakers, fuse holders, power entry connectors, surge protection devices, emergency stop switches, and other devices that provide safety and protection from electrical hazards. Modules may also include combining several devices into one device, such as a GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter) outlet, which combines a power outlet with surge protection, circuit protection, and GFCI protection.

The GSP2.8113.13 power entry connector is a versatile device that can be utilized in a variety of applications. With its snap-in mounting, reinforced ribs for simplified and reliable connection, and its safety and electrical contact resistance performance, the GSP2.8113.13 is the perfect choice for any application, residential, medical, consumer, commercial, or industrial.

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