- Electricity - Electronics
- Cable, Connector, Enclosure
- Data connector
- BDC ELECTRONIC S.r.l.
Data connector C15/0032PVlockingfemalecurrent
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Characteristics
- Type
- data
- Connection type
- female, locking
- Electrical characteristics
- current, voltage
- Material
- PUR, gold, brass, nickel, NBR
- Product applications
- applications, nut, can, key
- Domain
- sealing
- Other characteristics
- M12x1
- Primary current
4 A
- Voltage
250 V
- Operating temperature
Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)Max.: 90 °C
(194 °F)
Description
Female connectors of this section can be matched to the proximity sensors as indicated on the ordering references tables of the products. They must be separately ordered. These models are suitable for all the a.c. sensors with M12x1, 4 pin, single key exit. Particular moulding processes assure the maximum sealing, making these products suitable even for heavy applications. The self securing locking nut assures the resistance to vibrations.
Technical data:
•Operating voltage: max 250 Vac/Vdc
•Maximum current: 4 A
• Contact resistance: ≤5 mΩ
• Contacts: CuZn, brass pre-nickeled and gold plated (0,8 µm)
•Moulding: orange PUR
• Locking nut: self-locking in CuZn, nickel plated brass
•O-Ring: NBR
Catalogs
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