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Electrical connector for carrying power using direct current

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  • electrical connector for carrying power using direct current (en)
  • sähköinen liitin tehon siirtoon tasavirralla (fi)
  • Gleichstrom-Anschluss bestehend aus Steckdose und Stecker (de)
  • 直流で電力を伝送する電気コネクタ (ja)
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  • 0001-05-21 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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  • Upon researching, we found that there is no specification addressing the SAE 2 Pin overmold connector. SAE Specification J928 addresses “Electrical Terminals – Pin and Receptacle Type” and SAE J1239 addresses 4, 5, and 8 pin trailer connectors, but there doesn’t seem to be an SAE specification for the 2 pin overmold configuration. Seems the 2 pin overmold configuration was sort of a spin off developed in the early ’80’s using the spacing from the SAE 4 pin connector addressed by SAE J1239. So, technically speaking, the 2 pin configuration is not governed by any SAE standard, but they were developed to be compliant with SAE J928 and J1239. Certainly, the SAE perspective was toward automotive applications, including: trailer hitch/lighting wiring, onboard mechanisms , and battery maintenance. (en)
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  • DC connector (en)
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