TE Connectivity Type III+ Series Male Crimp Terminal, 24AWG Min, 20AWG Max
- RS Stock No.:
- 163-9969
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 2-66102-5
- Brand:
- TE Connectivity
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- RS Stock No.:
- 163-9969
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 2-66102-5
- Brand:
- TE Connectivity
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
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Brand | TE Connectivity | |
Gender | Male | |
For Use With | CPC, G Series and M Series Connector Housings | |
Series | Type III+ | |
Minimum Wire Size mm² | 0.2mm² | |
Maximum Wire Size mm² | 0.6mm² | |
Termination Method | Crimp | |
Minimum Wire Size AWG | 24AWG | |
Contact Plating | Tin | |
Maximum Wire Size AWG | 20AWG | |
Contact Material | Brass | |
Select all | ||
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Brand TE Connectivity | ||
Gender Male | ||
For Use With CPC, G Series and M Series Connector Housings | ||
Series Type III+ | ||
Minimum Wire Size mm² 0.2mm² | ||
Maximum Wire Size mm² 0.6mm² | ||
Termination Method Crimp | ||
Minimum Wire Size AWG 24AWG | ||
Contact Plating Tin | ||
Maximum Wire Size AWG 20AWG | ||
Contact Material Brass | ||
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