Auxiliary or ground positions provide for transferring or adding ground connections, enabling flexible grounding schemes and easier maintenance. Genderless housing provides simplified assembly and minimizes the number of components, reducing setup time and the risk of misalignment. Hot plug capability with contact tips that are sacrificial supports high current circuits while allowing wear to be absorbed by replaceable tips, extending overall life of the connection. Key attributes - Function: supports auxiliary or ground connections, enabling flexible grounding and easy reconfiguration. - Compatibility: designed to mate with compatible assemblies and standard grounding/auxiliary interfaces; check model datasheet for exact compatibility. - Size: housing and contacts are sized to minimize component count; exact dimensions vary by model. - Material: construction materials are specified by model; refer to the product datasheet for details. - Performance: designed for high current applications with sacrificial contact tips to protect primary contacts and facilitate maintenance. Applications and use scenarios - Electrical test and development benches: quickly add or relocate ground connections without disassembling major assemblies, improving test efficiency. - Control panels and modular enclosures: benefit from a genderless housing that simplifies assembly and reduces part count, speeding production or field upgrades. - Power distribution and high current assemblies: hot plug capability with sacrificial tips supports high current circuits while enabling easy tip replacement to extend service life. Notes - Model-specific data such as exact size, materials, and maximum current rating are provided in the product datasheet and specifications for each variant.