MH14-10FLK

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Spade connectors, also known as tongue and clevis terminals, are quick-disconnect electrical female and male connectors often used to terminate stranded wires. These types of electrical terminals feature a wide variety of crimp and screw terminals that can be used to fasten wires to specific connectors. The MH14-10FLK spade connector is a metal male splice terminal used for quick-connections between devices. This article outlines the application field and working principle of the MH14-10FLK.

The MH14-10FLK spade connector’s application is for the quick and secure connection of electrical components and wires. It is commonly used in the automotive industry and for various applications in domestic and commercial electrical circuits. It is suitable for low-weight wire gauges up to 24AWG and designed for the connection/splicing of two different wires, which reduces the task time.

The MH14-10FLK spade connector is primarily designed for two-wire splicing and is suitable for a variety of automotive, domestic, and commercial electrical applications. This spade connector is UL rated for use in temperatures of up to 257°F (125°C). Additionally, the MH14-10FLK is designed for wire connection with 20-24 AWG (American Wire Gauge), as well as 15-19 AWG in the mini pole version. The MH14-10FLK also meets the RoHS requirements.

The MH14-10FLK spade connector has a zinc die-cast housing, which is electro-tinned and is suitable for both crimp and screw type connections. The contact speeds make soldering and crimping unnecessary and the connector can be easily connected and disconnected from the device or circuit by sliding the slot of the spring nut over the square shaft of the spade terminal. This ensures a secure connection and is ideal for disconnection and quick maintenance in difficult to access locations.

The MH14-10FLK spade connector is designed to provide a safe connection in electrical power systems and devices and the connection is capable of carrying high-currents. The zinc die-cast housing of the connector provides a safe environment for the two different wires that are spliced together and the contact speed elements of the connector resist corrosion and accidental shorts.

The working principle of the MH14-10FLK spade connector is simple. The connector consists of a zinc die-cast body, an upper and lower spring nut and contact speed element. The two wires are then inserted into the metallic housing of the connector and the spring nut is then attached to the spade terminal. This process induces the contact speed element to emerge and securely hold the wires in place, creating a reliable and secure connection.

In conclusion, the MH14-10FLK spade connector is designed for quick-connections between devices and its application is for the connection of electrical components and wires. Its zinc die-cast housing provides a safe environment for the two different wires that are spliced together and the contact speed elements of the connector resist corrosion and accidental shorts. The working principle of the MH14-10FLK spade connector is simple and reliable, making it an ideal choice for various automotive, domestic, and commercial electrical applications.

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