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Push-In Wire Connector - 1 Input to 3 Outputs
· MPN: FIT0893
This compact push-in wire connector turns one input connection into three output connections, making it a handy little power distribution tool for low-voltag...
This compact push-in wire connector turns one input connection into three output connections, making it a handy little power distribution tool for low-voltage DC wiring.
The internal conductive spring clamp is made from nickel-coated steel for a tight, anti-corrosion grip that is designed to resist loosening or falling off. The connector is also described as recyclable, flame retardant and fire resistant.
Each pack includes one Push-in Wire Connector (1 Input to 3 Outputs).
Features:
- Push-in connection: convenient to use
- Certification: With CE certification
- Firm wiring: designed to hold conductors securely
- Recyclability: recyclable design
- Flame retardant: flame retardant construction
- Fire resistance: fire resistant construction
- Anti-corrosion clamp: nickel-coated steel conductive spring clamp
Specifications:
- Rated Voltage: 0-42V DC
- Rated Current Input: 9A
- Rated Current Output: 1.5A
- Operating Temperature: 0-40°C
- Input Solid/stranded conductor: 0.34-0.75mm²
- Input Tinned flexible conductor: 0.34-0.75mm²
- Input Flexible conductor with copper sleeve: 0.5-0.75 mm²
- Output Solid/stranded conductor: 0.2-0.5mm²
- Output Tinned flexible conductor: 0.2-0.5mm²
- Output Flexible conductor with copper sleeve: 0.5mm²
- Wiring Method: Push-in
- Insulation Material: Polyamide 66
- Insulation Fire-proof level: UL 94V-2
- Clamps: Copper and stainless steel
- Size: 31*24*9.3mm (12.20*9.45*3.66 inch)
Useful for power supply wiring and small DC projects where a single feed needs to be split out to multiple connections.
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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.
- CE certification
- A marking used in Europe to indicate that a product is declared to meet relevant safety, health, or environmental requirements. It can matter when choosing parts for school, workplace, or regulated projects, but it is not the same as an independent performance guarantee.
- Copper sleeve
- A small metal sleeve or ferrule fitted over the end of a flexible wire to keep the strands together. It matters because using a sleeve can improve clamping reliability, but it changes the required wire size and fit.
- Low-voltage DC
- Direct-current power at relatively low voltages, commonly used in battery, microcontroller, and small electronics projects. This matters because the connector is intended for DC wiring up to its rated voltage and current, not mains household wiring.
- Polyamide 66
- A tough engineering plastic often used for electrical housings because it handles heat and mechanical stress better than many general-purpose plastics. It matters because the insulation material affects durability and fire behaviour.
- Spring clamp
- A spring-loaded metal contact that presses against the wire to hold it and make the electrical connection. It matters because the clamp style affects how securely different wire types are held over time.
- Stranded conductor
- A wire made from many thin metal strands bundled together, making it more flexible than solid wire. It matters because some push-in connectors only grip stranded wire reliably within certain size limits or when the end is prepared properly.
- Tinned flexible conductor
- A flexible stranded wire whose exposed end has been coated with solder or tin to hold the strands together. This can make insertion easier, but the connector’s rating must specifically allow tinned wire.
- UL 94V-2
- A plastics flammability rating that describes how a material behaves when exposed to flame in a standard test. It helps you judge whether the connector’s insulation is suitable for projects where heat or fire resistance is a concern.
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