MU10-8FLK

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Terminals - Spade Connectors

The MU10-8FLK terminal is a type of spade connector often used in electrical circuits for either power supply or signal connections. It is designed to be a versatile, lightweight and reliable connector for a variety of applications.

This spade connector has a sleek and simple design that makes it suitable for use in a wide range of circuits. It has a unique shape allows it to attach securely and easily to both round and flat wires. The wire connection point is also insulated and encased in the plastic body which provides additional protection in environments where moisture and dust is present.

These spade connectors are typically used in low voltage, high current systems, such as motor control, automotive, lighting, power supplies, telecommunications and more. They are also frequently used in prototyping and hobby projects as they can be quickly and easily connected to any type of wire.

The MU10-8FLK is designed to work with 8 mm ring terminals for better crimp and strain relief. It has two blade-style tabs for attaching these terminals, allowing for a secure and reliable connection. The connector can also be easily crimped together with a hand tool without the need for soldering or gluing.

The MU10-8FLK offers good protection from electrical interference and helps to minimize signal losses. It is made of durable nylon and can withstand a range of temperatures from -40°F to 212°F (-40°C to 100°C). This connector is also rated for up to 12A and 600V, making it suitable for many applications.

The MU10-8FLK spade connector is an ideal solution for connecting wires in a variety of electrical applications. Thanks to its unique shape and design, it can be quickly and easily connected to a variety of terminal types without the need for soldering or gluing. This versatile and reliable connector provides good protection against electrical interference and helps to minimize signal losses.

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