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solder or crimp for IEC inlet ?

kumate_champ07 · 2014-02-17 03:15:03

Im swapping out a power lead for an IEC inlet, it's this model http://ie.farnell.com/multicomp/jr-101/inlet-iec/dp/9521631 it will be connected to mains electricity it has flat terminal pins with holes, can I just solder the wiring onto the terminals or do I need to crimp some kind of sockets onto the wiring and then slot…

17-02-2014 3:15am

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Im swapping out a power lead for an IEC inlet, it's this model http://ie.farnell.com/multicomp/jr-101/inlet-iec/dp/9521631

it will be connected to mains electricity

it has flat terminal pins with holes, can I just solder the wiring onto the terminals or do I need to crimp some kind of sockets onto the wiring and then slot them on?

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#2 17-02-2014 3:42am

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termination method- solder

says it on your link page

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#3 17-02-2014 4:59am

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you can buy one with wires already connected

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