PN14-6R-C

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PN14-6R-C terminals are part of the ring connector terminals. This type of application is typically used for providing a secured connection between two circuits through an insulated ring, which is usually soldered or crimped onto a circuit board.

The PN14-6R-C terminal is a 7mm x 15mm rectangular boxed terminal with a crimped connection entry. It features a tinned brass body, sintered tin plate washer, double silver contacts, gold plated contacts and 6 usable connection lines. This type of terminal is RoHS compliant, and is ideal for low-power, signal-level applications.

The working principle of the PN14-6R-C terminal is fairly straight forward. The terminals feature a double silver contact that ensures a stable connection between circuits, as well as a gold-plated contact that prevents wear and tear. Once two separate circuits are connected through the PN14-6R-C terminal, a secured connection between the two circuits is established, allowing for reliable data transmission between the two circuits.

The PN14-6R-C terminal is typically used in a variety of applications, such as automotive components, multi-pin switches, LED indicators, medical devices, small home appliances, telecommunication and computer equipment. It is also suitable for applications that require a secure connection, such as small motors, servo systems and alarm systems.

Overall, the PN14-6R-C terminal is a reliable and efficient type of application that is suitable for a variety of circuits. It features an insulated ring that ensures a secure connection between two circuits, as well as double silver contacts and gold-plated contacts that prevent wear and tear and ensure a stable connection. The PN14-6R-C terminal is typically used in automotive components, telecommunication and computer equipment, small home appliances, and multi-pin switches, amongst other applications.

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