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Snap-in ELC connectors for medical applications

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The ELC Series 570 features a unique snap-in locking system that ensures more than 5000 mating operations, meeting the requirements of many medical device OEMs. The connector has a PA66 plastic housing in grey-white, similar to RAL 9002, 12 gold-plated contacts for a connection cross section of 0.25 mm² and is designed for a rated current of 2 A at 150 V. When unplugged, the flange socket is protected against the ingress of liquids, splashing water and accidental electrical contact. When plugged in, the ELC connector has protection class IP54.

Connectors for medical applications--Male cable connector_570_ELC_1_KS
99 1721 002 12
Snap-In Male cable connector, Contacts: 12, 4.0-6.0 mm, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
Details
Connectors for medical applications--Male cable connector_570_ELC_1_KS
99 1721 000 12
Snap-In Male cable connector, Contacts: 12, 6.0-8.0 mm, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
Details
Connectors for medical applications--Female panel mount connector_570_ELC_2_FD
09 1724 000 12
Snap-In Female panel mount connector, Contacts: 12, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
Details
Connectors for medical applications--Female panel mount connector_570_ELC_4_FD_schwarz_loet
09 1724 100 12
Snap-In Female panel mount connector, Contacts: 12, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
Details
Connectors for medical applications--Male cable connector_570_ELC_1_KS_schwarz_t
99 1721 102 12
Snap-In Male cable connector, Contacts: 12, 4.0-6.0 mm, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
Details
Connectors for medical applications--Male cable connector_570_ELC_1_KS_schwarz_t
99 1721 100 12
Snap-In Male cable connector, Contacts: 12, 6.0-8.0 mm, unshielded, solder, IP54
ELC, series 570, Connectors for medical applications
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