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GX connectors can be divided into several different types, mainly reflected in size, number of contact points, function and design style. Common GX connector types: 1. GX12 connector 2. GX16 connector 3. GX20 connector 4. GX connector (waterproof type) 5. GX connector (high-speed signal type)

The GX12 connector is a circular electrical connector that is commonly used in small and medium-sized electronic devices, industrial equipment and other fields that require reliable electrical connections. The "GX" of the GX12 connector indicates its model and structure, while the "12" represents the 12 mm thread diameter on the outside of the connector.

Size is one of the most obvious differences between GX12 and GX16 connectors. The outer diameter of the GX12 connector is 12mm, while the outer diameter of the GX16 connector is 16mm. This size difference means that the GX16 connector is larger in space, so it can provide more contact points and higher current carrying capacity.

A 3-pin connector is a common electrical connection component that is used to connect and transmit power, signals or data. Usually, the number of pins of a connector is related to the requirements of its application. The 3-pin connector is one of the standardized designs and is widely used in various electronic devices.

A high-voltage connector is a connector used to connect electrical equipment, systems or components, which is specially designed to withstand working environments with a higher voltage range. Typically, high-voltage connectors are used in systems with a rated voltage of more than 1000V, and they can achieve safe and stable electrical connections under high voltage environments.

In sensors and automation equipment. The rated voltage of the M12 connectors used is usually between 30V and 250V. In most cases, 30V to 250V is the operating voltage range of M12 connectors, but there are also specially designed M12 connectors that can withstand higher voltages.

The "number of pins" of an M12 connector refers to the number of metal contacts or terminals inside the connector. Depending on different needs, the number of pins of an M12 connector can range from 2 to 12.

Rated current is an important parameter when matching M8 connectors with wires. The rated current of M8 connectors is usually between 1A and 4A, which means that the rated current of the selected wires must be able to carry current within this range.

The names of M8 connectors and M12 connectors come from their outer diameters: the outer diameter of the M8 connector is 8 mm, while the outer diameter of the M12 connector is 12 mm. On the surface, the M12 connector is larger than the M8 connector, but this difference is not only reflected in size.

For most M12 connectors, there are usually several common standards for rated voltage: 24V, 48V and 250V. However, the specific rated voltage varies according to different application scenarios and design specifications of the connector.

The following are the main differences between M12 and M16 connectors: Dimensional differences Current carrying capacity Contact points and number of pins Application environment and working conditions

The following are some common application areas of M12 connectors: 1. Industrial automation 2. Robotics 3. Automotive industry 4. Communications industry 5. Medical equipment 6. Food and beverage industry