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Connectors
Electrical connectors are devices used to join electrical terminations and complete a working circuit. Connectors work in pairs: plugs (male) and jacks (female). Hundreds of connector types exist for power, signal and control applications.
A wide variety of characteristics help determine the use case for a connector. Different connectors have different pinouts, contact resistance, insulation, sizes, ruggedness, resistance to external hazards, and more. Different physical construction styles exist to easily differentiate one type of connector from another. Connector pairs share most if not all characteristics, and can’t work with a plug or jack of another type.
Common connectors include cam-style, circular, coaxial, pin and sleeve, rectangular, straight blade, and mechanical for splice and reducing. Many include twist locks and are keyed to prevent disconnection and ensure the correct plug joins with the correct receptacle.
A wide variety of characteristics help determine the use case for a connector. Different connectors have different pinouts, contact resistance, insulation, sizes, ruggedness, resistance to external hazards, and more. Different physical construction styles exist to easily differentiate one type of connector from another. Connector pairs share most if not all characteristics, and can’t work with a plug or jack of another type.
Common connectors include cam-style, circular, coaxial, pin and sleeve, rectangular, straight blade, and mechanical for splice and reducing. Many include twist locks and are keyed to prevent disconnection and ensure the correct plug joins with the correct receptacle.
- Non-Vulcanized E1016 & EZ1016 Plugs Feature a High-Strength, Molded-In-Place Locking Ring to Capture and Secure the Insulator to the Contact
- Non-Metallic Retaining Screw Provides Safe, Strong, and Reliable Contact Retention
- Snapback Covers Provide NEMA 3R Environmental Seal
- Accommodates a Wide Range of Cable Sizes: #2 – 4/0
- Wide Range of Colors Available
J-Series plugs and receptacles are specifically designed for industrial power distribution applications requiring quick, tool-free connections. Ideal for portable power, power distribution, motors, generators and entertainment applications; J-Series replaces traditional hardwiring while cutting downtime and maintenance. J-Series connectors are insulated, shatter/crack resistant and water tight plus heat, weather, ozone, oil, and abrasion resistant.

- Over 70 Insert Arrangements
- Rated up to 3000VAC/4200VDC
- Contact Current up to 150 Amps
- Various Shell Styles
- Pre-Solder Cup Terminations
- RoHS Versions Available
- Quick and Easy Termination
- Keyed Shells to Prevent Mis-Mating
- Wide Variety of Accessories Available
- Environment Resistant Types Available

- Over 70 Insert Arrangements
- Rated Voltage up to 1250VAC/1750VDC
- Rated Current up to 150Amps
- Various Shell Styles
- RoHS Compliant
- Wide Variety of Accessories Available
- Can be used in Aerospace, Machine Tool, Measurement Equipment, Communication Equipment and Other Industrial Equipment
- Watertight Elastomeric Insulators Molded From Colorfast Material, Color-Coded for Easy Phase Identification
- 1/3 of a Turn Assures a High Pressure Contact Approaching 600 Lbs. per Sq. In. Providing Minimum Resistance
- Contacts Carefully Machined From a High Conductivity Brass to a Smooth Sliding Fit and Easy Locking Action
- Double Cam Principle Provides a Positive, Vibration-Proof Connection
- No Moving Contact Surfaces, Eliminating Arcing or Burning
- Accepts a Wide Range of Cable Sizes
- E-Z Assembly and Disassembly

- 400 Amps
- 600 VAC
- NEMA 3R and NEMA 4 Rated
- Available in Many DIfferent Colors

- 150 Amps
- 600 VAC
- Wire Sizes 2~8
- Available in Many Different Colors

- 400 Amps
- 600 VAC
- UL and cUL Listed
- Brass Contacts
- E-Z Assembly and Disassembly- No Tools Needed
- Superior Electromechanical Connections
- Up to 190A Continuous
- Up to 600V AC/DC
- UL; CSA Approved
- Self-Compensating for Wear
- Accepts a Wide Range of Cable Sizes
- Locked Contacts Will Withstand a Pulling Force of 1,000 lbs
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