TE Connectivity, Positive Lock .250 Mk II 1 Way Nylon Crimp Terminal Housing, Black
Documentos Técnicos
Especificações
Brand
TE ConnectivityProduct Type
Crimp Terminal Housing
Connector Type
Insulated
Tab Size
6.35 mm
Body Material
Nylon
Length
24.38mm
Colour
Black
Number of Contacts
1
Standards/Approvals
UL 94V-0, RoHS
Series
Positive Lock .250 Mk II
Detalhes do produto
TE Connectivity Positive Lock MK II 250 Series Receptacle Housings
Positive Lock MK II 250 series housings for use with Positive Lock MK II 250 series crimp receptacle terminals. These Positive Lock MK II connector housings provide insulation to the receptacles and feature internal locking ramps which help provide a secure connection. A latch on the receptacle engages with a ramp in the connector housing and prevents disconnection when the wire is pulled. The Positive Lock receptacle housing also acts as a removal tool. When the housing is pulled back the ramped housing wall pushes down the latch on the receptacle causing the mated tab to become unlocked.
TE Connectivity Positive Lock Range
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R$ 16.544,74
R$ 16.544,74 1 Bag of 3000 (Sem VAT)
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R$ 16.544,74
R$ 16.544,74 1 Bag of 3000 (Sem VAT)
Informações de estoque temporariamente indisponíveis.
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Documentos Técnicos
Especificações
Brand
TE ConnectivityProduct Type
Crimp Terminal Housing
Connector Type
Insulated
Tab Size
6.35 mm
Body Material
Nylon
Length
24.38mm
Colour
Black
Number of Contacts
1
Standards/Approvals
UL 94V-0, RoHS
Series
Positive Lock .250 Mk II
Detalhes do produto
TE Connectivity Positive Lock MK II 250 Series Receptacle Housings
Positive Lock MK II 250 series housings for use with Positive Lock MK II 250 series crimp receptacle terminals. These Positive Lock MK II connector housings provide insulation to the receptacles and feature internal locking ramps which help provide a secure connection. A latch on the receptacle engages with a ramp in the connector housing and prevents disconnection when the wire is pulled. The Positive Lock receptacle housing also acts as a removal tool. When the housing is pulled back the ramped housing wall pushes down the latch on the receptacle causing the mated tab to become unlocked.