ITT CANNON 192900-0447

Product Overview

The Cannon Trident series offers a range of electrical connectors designed for various applications. These connectors are built with robust materials to ensure reliable performance. They are categorized into printed circuit types, low-cost audio types, and rugged, fire barrier, and high-reliability types. Material content includes conductive and non-conductive materials such as copper alloys, nickel, rubber, plastic, and glass. The connectors are designed to prevent fire hazards when correctly wired and used within specified parameters. However, incorrect wiring, assembly, or careless use of tools can lead to electric shock or burns. Overheating can occur if product ratings are exceeded or due to local resistance increases from damage, incorrect tools, or poor soldering. Proper handling is crucial to avoid damage during installation and use. Disposal of certain materials may release noxious fumes. Connectors with exposed contacts should not be used on the current supply side of a circuit. Voltages exceeding 30 Vac or 42.5V dc are potentially hazardous. It is essential to check connectors for damage, solder blobs, loose strands, conducting lubricants, swarf, or other conducting particles before energizing. Circuit resistance and continuity checks should be performed to ensure proper connections. Always use the correct application tools and ensure only trained personnel handle wiring and assembly. Admissible operating voltages depend on individual applications and safety regulations. Temperature limits are provided, and operational temperature depends on the application. Cannon continuously endeavors to improve products, so specifications may deviate from descriptions. ITT Cannon products are intended for use according to specifications; deviations may be unsafe. A limited warranty applies to Cannon products.