What are the main functions of the splicing fittings?

Connecting wires: splicing fittings are mainly used to connect two wires to ensure the continuity and stability of power transmission.
Bearing electrical load: splicing fittings need to bear the same electrical load as the wire to ensure that the current can pass smoothly.
Bearing wire tension: for wires, splicing fittings must not only connect the current path well, but also bear the tension of the wire. According to standard requirements, the strength and grip of splicing fittings must not be less than 95% of the calculated breaking force of the wire to ensure the stable connection of the wire under tension.
Ensure the safety of power transmission: through high-quality splicing fittings, the tightness and stability of the wire can be ensured, the loss and failure during power transmission can be reduced, and the efficiency and reliability of the power system can be improved.
Adapt to different environments and wire types: the design of splicing fittings takes into account the needs of different environments and wire types, such as complex terrains such as mountains, swamps, and rivers, as well as heavily polluted areas such as cities and industrial areas. At the same time, different types of wires require the use of splints of different shapes and sizes to ensure the stability and safety of the connection.
Easy to install, maintain and replace: The design of the connecting fittings takes into account the convenience of installation, maintenance and replacement, such as the use of easy-to-operate bolt fastening methods and detachable splints, which reduces the labor intensity of staff and improves work efficiency.