Crimp piggyback terminals are solderless electrical connections. They are most often used to terminate stranded wires in domestic or industrial electronics.
Crimping means that the wire is bent around a joint and then squeezed together with a crimp tool. This is a cold working technique to form electrical connections without using solder.
What are crimp piggyback terminals used for?
Crimp piggyback terminals have a hook-shaped design in order to connect with other terminals. Because of the larger size of this component, crimp piggyback terminals are often used in applications where there is plenty of space, like in air conditioners and heating appliances.
Crimp piggyback terminals are available for a number of different wire diameters. There are insulated or non-insulated types and shrouded and unshrouded types (with or without plastic cover).
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Protected by a clear polycarbonate coverDIN Rail or
Surface MountingContact Material: Ag + Au FlashedContact Rating is 10AMaximum switching voltage 250 Vac, 30 VdcMechanical Life of 107 Operations (min)Electrical Life of 105 Operations (min)Maximum temperature at rated coil voltage 65°CDimensions: ...
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Contact rating: 10A @ 250VacTest button and mechanical
indicatorCoil To Contact rating of 2000 VContact Material: AgNi Operating Temperature Range of -40 to +70°CSockets available in section (stock no's. 454-7143 8-pin 454-7159 11-pin).
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Omron G2RS Series industrial plug-in relays are compact,
electromechanical space saving relays. They are ideal for you to use in many general purpose applications. Integral Coil status LED and mechanical operation indicatorCadmium and lead freeContact resistance: 100 mΩCoil to contact ...
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Basic relay, Nominal input voltage: 12 VDC, 1
changeover contact, Limiting continuous current: 6 A, Module width: 5 mm, Module height: 15 mm. The 60 VDC spare relays must be used for 60 VDC, 110 VDC, 220 VDC and 115 ...
