TE Connectivity Barrier Strip, 2 Contact, 6.35mm Pitch, 1 Row, 10A, 300 V

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RS Stock No.:
501-664
Mfr. Part No.:
1546657-2
Brand:
TE Connectivity
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Brand

TE Connectivity

Number of Contacts

2

Pitch

6.35mm

Body Orientation

Vertical

Contact Material

Brass

Contact Plating

Tin

Number of Rows

1

Current Rating

10A

Voltage Rating

300 V

COO (Country of Origin):
TW
The TE Connectivity 2 Position Barrier Strip is designed to facilitate efficient wire-to-board connections in your circuit design. Engineered for optimal performance, this dual barrier connector features printed circuit pin bottom termination, ensuring secure and reliable attachment to the printed circuit board. With a centreline of 6.35 mm, this product is perfectly suited for both compact and extensive applications. Its robust construction, combined with high operational voltage capabilities of up to 300 V, makes it the ideal choice for a variety of power circuit applications. This barrier strip offers a streamlined solution for managing two positions in a single row, presenting an excellent choice for your electronic hardware needs.

Optimised for wire-to-board connections for enhanced electrical reliability
Dual barrier design ensures maximum protection against interference
Vertical orientation supports efficient use of space within enclosures
Constructed from durable thermoplastic material for long-lasting performance
Can accommodate a wide range of wire sizes from 30 to 16 AWG, offering versatility
Designed to operate effectively across an impressive temperature range
Compatible with wave soldering processes, simplifying assembly
Features a high current rating, supporting the demands of power applications