Crimp pin connectors are solderless electrical connections used to terminate stranded wire by inserting the stripped end of the wire into part of the terminal. The crimped end has a single pin and can be connected with other pins or inserted separately into an appropriate receptacle.
What are crimp pin connectors used for?
Crimp pin connectors are most common in industrial and military applications due to their durability and flexibility. The automotive sector often uses crimp pin connectors because they do not need soldering. Crimp pin connectors are also used in large-scale production, as they are quick to reproduce reliable connections.
Types of crimp pin connectors
The most common types of crimp pin connector are:
Barrel connectors, which have a cylindrical metal opening through which the wire is inserted before crimping.
Open barrel connectors, which have a V or U shape in which the wire is spread or cradled. Open-barrel crimp pin connectors are preferred for automation as there is no need to funnel stranded wire into the narrow opening of a barrel terminal.
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Chassis mounting mains transformers with twin 115Va.c. 50/60Hz
primary windings which may be connected in series for 230V or parallel for 115V operation. The two independent secondary windings may be connected in series or parallel to give a wide range ...
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Chassis mounting low voltage mains transformers with a
single 230Va.c. 50/60Hz primary winding. The two independent secondary windings may be connected in series or parallel to give a wide range of output voltage and current options. Double section bobbin constructionFully ...
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Twin 115Va.c. 50/60Hz primary windings which may be
connected in series for 230V or parallel for 115V operationFully shrouded bobbins100% electrical and flash testedTested in accordance with BS3535 and EN 60 742.
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230Va.c. 50 to 60Hz primarySingle or twin secondary
windings for series or parallel connection (For conformance reasons,0.35 to 3.2VA transformers with 2 x 15 and 2 x 18V outputs and all transformers with 2x 24V outputs should not have their ...
