Top-entry connectors and side-entry connectors are the two types of vacuum connections. The top entry connector is a connection that goes on top like how you would think it should, while the bottom one has to be inverted so as not to interfere with your hose’s suction when pulling out dust or debris from cracks around baseboards for example.  Side entries come in handy if there isn’t enough space at either end of an opening because they can go along any edge and get into tight spaces without having to disassemble anything first!

No. JST also manufactures a series of memory connectors for computers, media, and telecommunications devices. For example, the SCZW series is what allows you to use a Nano SIM in your smartphone.

The PH series of JST connectors go by different names depending on the retailer. Here is an explanation on the naming of JST-PH2 connectors:

• JST is the manufacturer’s name.

•  PH refers to one of the connector series that the manufacturer makes.

• The number 2  is in reference to the pitch at which it connects to a PCB.

You do not need a crimping tool for the JST SM connector. Furthermore, it features a high contact pressure and secure lock mechanism that does not require you to use any tools to secure the contacts. Additionally, they are part of the JST series of disconnectable connectors.

Tinning your wires will make it easier to attach the connector. You can use tweezers to handle the wire while soldering.

You can always use the Knipex set of crimping tools to attach your JST connectors. They come in a variety of sizes allowing you to use all types of wires. Additionally, it works for both plug connectors male and female.