What is the difference between right angle J1939 cable and regular J1939 cable?

What is the difference between  right angle J1939 cable and  regular J1939 cable?

The main differences between right angle J1939 cables and regular J1939 cables are as follows:

Structural design:

Right angle J1939 cable: Typically, a right angle design is used in the connector section, where the axis of the cable outlet is at a right angle to the axis of the mating surface. This design can make it easier to install and arrange cables in compact spaces with special requirements for wiring direction, and better adapt to complex installation environments.

Ordinary J1939 cable: generally designed in a straight line, with the cable outlet parallel to the axis of the mating surface. It is relatively convenient to use in conventional wiring scenarios, with simple and direct connections, and is suitable for situations with open spaces and no special restrictions on cable routing.

Application scenarios:

Right angle J1939 cable: mainly designed for compact environmental applications. For example, in some electronic devices, due to limited space, right angle cables can be designed with right angle elbows to avoid other components and achieve more reasonable wiring; In certain specific areas such as automobiles and ships, right angle cables can also better fit the shape and installation position of the equipment, meeting wiring requirements.

Ordinary J1939 cable: suitable for most conventional communication connection scenarios, such as between control cabinets in industrial automation, between different modules of large equipment, etc. As long as space allows, ordinary cables can be easily laid and connected.