HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003

HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003 Application Field and Working Principle

HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003 are part of the rectangular connectors category of Headers, Male Pins and are male pin terminals with a rated voltage of 250VAC/16A (maximum) and a rated current of 16A. The terminals are rated for use with a maximum conductor size of 14AWG. These terminals are commonly used applications in the fields of industrial automation, aerospace and defense, electrical and electronic engineering, medical equipment, test and measurement equipment, automobile and transportation.

The HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003 is a pin terminal with a tin-plated brass male contact with a lead-free alloy that provides corrosion resistance and superior electrical performance. The headers have a galvanized steel housing which provides protection from dirt, dust, water and other environmental contaminants. The shell also provides EMI/RFI shielding to reduce interference in sensitive electronic systems. The headers feature two locking mechanisms, a self-locking screw and a spring-loaded latch, to ensure secure connection.

In terms of the working principle, HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003 are plug and play terminals for reliable and secure connections. The pin or receptacle is inserted into a host on one side and the other end is connected to a mating counterpart on the other side. The self-locking screws are tightened to ensure secure contact and connection. The spring-loaded latch also helps to ensure that the connection is secure. Additionally, the headers feature a machined chamfer that helps guide to proper insertion.

To summarize, HMTSW-110-08-G-D-003 are rectangular connector pin terminals with a maximum conductor size of 14AWG. The terminals are commonly used in the fields of industrial automation, aerospace, defense, and automotive industries, among others. The terminals feature a tin-plated brass contact with a lead-free alloy and a galvanized steel housing for EMI/RFI shielding. The working principle involves plug and play connection of the pin or receptacle to the host on one side and to the mating counterpart on the other. The connectors feature two locking mechanisms for secure connection, a self-locking screw and a spring-loaded latch.