- Electricity - Electronics
- Cable, Connector, Enclosure
- RF connector
- Japan Aviation Electronics Industries
Data connector KB1 SeriesRFspringhigh-current
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Characteristics
- Type
- data, RF
- Connection type
- spring
- Electrical characteristics
- high-current
- Product applications
- parts, panel, can
- Domain
- solar
- Other characteristics
- compact, small
- Primary current
10 A, 25 A
- Voltage
600 V, 1,000 V
- Operating temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 90 °C
(194 °F)
Description
The KB1 series are high-current interconnect connectors for solar panel modules.
Just align the connectors, and mating is smoothly completed with an audible and tactile click.
The KB1 series can be easily assembled on site because of the small number of parts.
Appearance: Compact size (17.8mm in diameter).
Lock mechanism (mating): Center impeller type prevents deformation of the spring caused by rough mating and un-mating.
Smooth insertion and mating of the connectors within 180 Deg. of rotation.
Lock mechanism (un-mating): Simple lock structure, clear click sound when releasing, one action to un-mate.
Solar panel modules
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