Energy Storage Connector Lacks Power-assisting Structure

energy storage connector generally refers to products with battery storage connector holes with more than 12 lines. Because this type of connector has more terminals, the insertion force generated by the terminals themselves has exceeded or is close to the 75N index specified in the industry standard. If the terminal insertion force is simply reduced, it will affect the electrical contact of the terminals and produce more serious consequences. Therefore, for this type of connector, when designing the connector, the corresponding power-assisting structure is generally adopted according to the product's use location and operating space requirements to achieve the purpose of reducing the connector's bonding force.

Common power-assisting structures include threaded power-assisting, track power-assisting, and bolt power-assisting. For some connectors developed early in the market, due to the previous incomplete consideration of ergonomics, some storage connector did not have a power-assisting structure at the beginning of the design, which resulted in the inability to meet the current standards and usage requirements. As for products without power-assisting structures, they will also be gradually replaced by new power-assisting structure products as the market is updated.