Connectors / Plugs / Sockets

Electrical Connectors: These connectors are used to connect electrical cables and carry electricity between vehicle components, such as headlights, taillights, sensors, actuators, etc. They are often plug-in type to allow easy installation and maintenance.

Data connectors: In modern vehicles, a lot of data is exchanged between different systems, such as engine, transmission, brakes, airbag, entertainment system, etc. Data connectors, such as On-Board Diagnostics (OBD-II) connectors, are used to read diagnostic codes and communicate with engine management systems.

Connectors for sensors: Sensors of various types are used in vehicles to measure parameters such as temperature, pressure, speed, etc. Sensor connectors connect these devices to vehicle control systems.

Connectors for entertainment systems: These connectors are used to connect audio systems, displays, speakers and other entertainment system components in the vehicle.

Connectors for communication systems: With the rise of automotive connectivity, connectors are used to link communication systems, such as Bluetooth modules, navigation systems and GPS antennas.

Lighting Connectors: Vehicle lighting connectors are specifically designed to connect headlights, taillights, turn signals and other lighting systems.

Connectors for safety systems: Modern vehicles are equipped with many safety systems, such as airbags, electronic seat belts and advanced braking systems. Connectors are used to connect these systems to safety computers.

Connectors for engine management systems: These are used to connect sensors, actuators and ECUs that control the operation of the engine, transmission and emissions.

These connectors are designed to be durable, resistant to vibration, humidity and temperature extremes, as they must perform reliably in the often harsh automotive conditions. They may vary in size,in shape and number of pins depending on their specific application in the vehicle.