KL15, KL30, KL31, KL61 - KL is the abbreviation for 'klemme' which is the German term for connector/connection…
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There is a more in-depth and up-to-date version of this post over on PhilipMcGaw.com, in addition to the post about KLR, KL15, KL50, KL30, and KL31 codes, there is an entire post about Automotive Relays and their nomenclature. If you spend any time more involved with vehicles than reading a […]
Contactors are more than just a large relay, their internal construction is designed to be capable of carrying far higher currents and “making and breaking” on large loads. Rather than moving the common contact back and forth on a pivoting armature, contactors move a large bar towards or away from […]
Similar to the KL15, KL30 etc. wiring codes in Automotive Wiring, Automotive relays have their own nomenclature. Automotive OEMs (manufacturers) such as Citroen, Jaguar Land Rover, Ford and others (I don’t know if Tesla does as well, but I suspect not) use automotive relays. The labelling of which utilises the […]
When you spend any time more involved with vehicles than reading a Haynes manual at some point you will need to know what someone means by KL31 in regards to automotive wiring for 12 V vehicles. ‘KL’ is the abbreviation for ‘klemme’ which is the German term for connector/connection, or […]