Connector A(4.7)-1 male No name KSW-4.7/1.0*P100 — pack of 25

Pack of 25 male connectors type A(4.7)-1 by No name, model KSW-4.7/1.0*P100. These male (pin) electrical connectors are designed for mechanical connection in cable assemblies, panel sockets and equipment wiring where an A(4.7)-1 interface is required. Supplied in bulk quantity for production runs, repairs or maintenance, the connectors offer consistent pin alignment and are suitable for repeated mating cycles in standard low- to medium-voltage signal and power applications.

Advantages

These male A(4.7)-1 connectors provide a compact footprint and consistent mechanical fit for compatible female counterparts. Supplied in a pack of 25, they simplify inventory management for small production batches and maintenance tasks. The pin-type design ensures straightforward soldering or crimping onto cable ends and reliable electrical contact when inserted into matching receptacles.

Suitable for

• Cable assemblies for signal and low-voltage power distribution
• Panel connections and equipment wiring requiring A(4.7)-1 interface
• Production runs, bulk replacement and field maintenance
• Prototyping and small-scale electronics manufacturing

Key specifications

• Connector type: male (pin) A(4.7)-1 style
• Quantity: pack of 25 connectors
• Contact form: single-pin male contacts suitable for through-hole or crimp attachment
• Typical use: low- to medium-voltage signal and power connections
• Mechanical characteristics: compact footprint and alignment features for mating with corresponding female connectors

How to use

Prepare cable ends by stripping insulation to the appropriate length and attach the male pins by soldering or crimping according to the chosen wiring practice. Ensure correct orientation and alignment when inserting into mating female sockets or panel mounts to avoid bending the pin. After assembly, perform a continuity check and a visual inspection to confirm secure mechanical and electrical connection before powering the circuit.

Usage recommendations

Store unused connectors in a dry, dust-free environment to prevent contamination of the contact surfaces. Use appropriate crimp tools or soldering equipment to achieve reliable terminations, and avoid excessive mechanical stress on the pins during installation and removal to maintain long-term contact integrity.