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Beauty Device Magnetic Charging Engineering Example

A facial beauty device charging interface needs a defined electrical function and a surface that can be maintained under its actual cleaning process. Cosmetics, wipes and moisture can influence housing and contact decisions. This is an application reference; no clinical, medical-device or customer-performance claim is made.

Engineering reference only. No documented customer deployment, first-hand test report or approved application drawing is claimed on this page. Final custom values follow the agreed customer specification.

CTP 2-pin magnetic DC power connector — physical hardware reference
Existing two-contact connector pair photograph. It is not a medical approval, waterproof result or demonstrated beauty-device installation.

Separate charging from device functions

Provide supply and return requirements and identify any additional control or detection functions. State whether charging is allowed during use. Device-level electrical safety and regulatory requirements must be addressed by the appropriate design process; a connector product page is not an approval for the finished device.

Specify chemicals and surface cleaning

List cosmetics, disinfectants or cleaners, exposure duration and the required wiping or drying method. Review the device-side surface, contact recesses, cable outlet and sealing interfaces. Waterproofing and chemical compatibility cannot be inferred from a smooth exterior or magnetic attraction.

Confirm retention and serviceability

Define approach direction, available installation space and the desired holding and release behavior. Any magnetic force target needs a specified geometry and measurement condition. Agree how parts will be cleaned, inspected and replaced where relevant. No force value, validated cycle life or production result is invented here.

Information to Send for Engineering Review

  • Send the charging circuit requirements and full contact allocation.
  • List cleaners, cosmetics and moisture exposure.
  • Provide enclosure geometry, seal locations and cable exit constraints.
  • Agree functional, cleaning and mechanical sample acceptance criteria.