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Circular connector HR11 SeriesRFDINfemale
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Characteristics
- Type
- RF
- Format
- DIN
- Shape
- circular
- Connection type
- female, male, bayonet, locking
- Material
- satin
- Product applications
- panel, nut, guide, key
- Other characteristics
- compact, miniature
- Primary current
2 A
- Voltage
140 V, 300 V
- Operating temperature
Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)Min.: -10 °C
(14 °F)
Description
High Performance Miniature Connectors
1. A five-key mating guide helps to guide the connector into the specified position .
2. Contacts are located at safe positions to prevent the contact pins from being damaged when trying to fit the mating guide (fine keys) blindly.
3. Connector is easy to insert and extract due to the bayonet locking mechanism.
4. High density mounting is applicable by using hexagon headed nut tightening system to fix the receptacle to the panel.
5. Each model of the connectors is available in male and female, to suit all requirements.
6. Slim and streamlined design with satin finish sureface matches compact devices without spoiling the appearance.
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