Differences in different head types of lithium battery connector M25

The different types of connector M25 (wired male straight, wired male elbow, assembled male) mainly depend on their design, installation method and applicable scenarios. Here are the specific differences between these types:

1. Male straight head with wire

• Design: The plug portion of the connector is straight and usually connects directly to the cable.
• Installation method: This type of connector usually has the cable connected at the factory and can be used directly by the user.
• Applicable Scenarios: Suitable for relatively spacious environments, easy to insert and pull out in a straight line, often used for battery and motor connections in electric vehicles.

2. Male elbow with wire

• Design: The plug portion of the connector is curved and is typically used for connections where space is limited.
• Installation method: The cables are also connected before leaving the factory and can be used directly by the user.
• Applicable scenarios: Suitable for environments with small space or where cable bending needs to be avoided. It can reduce cable wear and damage. It is often used in charging interfaces of electric vehicles or other applications in tight spaces.

3. Assembled Male Header

• Design: This type of connector usually consists of multiple parts that users can assemble themselves according to their needs.
• Installation Method: User needs to assemble according to specific cable and application needs, additional tools may be required.
• Applicable Scenarios: Suitable for applications that require customized connections or on-site installation, providing greater flexibility and often used in complex electrical systems or situations where cables need to be replaced.