Staubli Red Female Banana Socket, 2mm Connector, Tab Termination, 10A, 30 V, 60V dc, Silver Plating

Multi Contact 2mm Panel-mount Socket. With a spring-loaded MULTILAM machined from brass with silver contact plating, this socket features a lantern style cage internally. Multi Contact sockets also contain a washer and locknut along with the rear of the socket forming a flat connecting tab 2.8mm x 0.8mm. All these features combined ensure a durable and secure connection where repeat connectivity is desired. Other colours available in this series include: ; 262-2012 262-2012 - black ; 262-2006 262-2006 – red ; 763-2966 763-2966 – blue ; 763-2960 763-2960 – yellow ; 763-2979 763-2979 – green ; 763-2976 763-2976 – brown ; 763-2985 763-2985 – grey ; 763-2988 763-2988 - white. Features and Benefits:. • -40°C to +80°C operating temperature • Silver plated brass contacts • Polypropylene/PVC body • Solder connection • Insulated 2mm multilam socket • Optalloy® finish • Flat connecting tab (2.8mm x 0.8mm) • Supplied with fixings • Can be screwed into pre-drilled panels • Rated up to 30Vac / 60Vdc at 10A. Applications:. The LB-IF2R range of multilam panel mount sockets is for use with the SLS2-5 range of rigid plug connectors, this combination offers secure and reliable repeat connectivity for your desired application. Supplied complete with washer and locknut, overall diameter of the plug entry point is 8.5mm diameter. This socket can be screw mounted into a predrilled panel which is 5.3mm in diameter. What is MULTILAM technology?. MULTILAM is a high-power contact solution used in a socket or plug, which is continuously being developed further. Inserted between two surfaces the MULTILAM is a band which forms a contact cage. Ideal for connectors which require linear or rotary movements due to its ability to excel in performance from signal currents up to extremely high currents. MULTILAM bands significantly reduce the overall contact resistance due to the numerous contact points provided, this is because the design creates many louvres (slats). Stäubli describe these bands as torsion or leaf spring contact elements.