Switch connector No name KN3(C)-102 PRK0030-2

Switch connector No name KN3(C)-102 PRK0030-2 is a compact electrical connector designed to provide a reliable physical and electrical interface for panel and device switches. It follows the KN3(C)-102 form factor and pin arrangement to ensure compatibility with matching switch modules, facilitating replacement or new installations in control panels, appliances, and industrial equipment.

Advantages

The KN3(C)-102 connector offers a standardized mounting footprint and secure electrical contacts that simplify assembly and maintenance. Its compact dimensions allow integration into tight panel spaces while maintaining stable connections under normal operating conditions. The design supports straightforward replacement of compatible switch modules without the need for modifications to the panel cutout or wiring harness.

Suitable for

• Control panel switch assemblies
• Appliance front-panel switches
• Industrial equipment human-machine interfaces
• Replacement of KN3(C)-102 form-factor switch modules

Key specifications

• Form factor: KN3(C)-102 compatible
• Contact arrangement: multi-pin layout matching KN3(C)-102 pattern
• Mounting type: panel or chassis mount compatible
• Electrical interface: designed for low-voltage switch signals and control circuits
• Construction: compact connector body suitable for confined panel spaces

How to use

Install the connector by aligning its pins with the corresponding receptacle or wiring harness and secure it to the panel or chassis according to the mechanical mounting features of the KN3(C)-102 form factor. Make sure the mating switch module is compatible with the KN3(C)-102 pin layout before applying power. Verify contact seating and mechanical fixation to prevent intermittent connections during operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector in circuits within the intended voltage and current ranges for switch-level control signals. Perform visual and mechanical inspections after installation and during periodic maintenance. Replace the connector if pins show corrosion, deformation, or signs of poor contact. When integrating into equipment, ensure the connector's form factor and pinout match the mating components to avoid wiring errors.