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Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof Doubke

Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof Doubke

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Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof 

 

 

1 Cable Standard:2.5/4.0/6.0mm2(14/12/10AWG)

2 TUV Approval   

 

 

*Photovoltaic cable coupler.
*Due to highly robustness,UV-Resistance,the touch protection a high grade connection is guaranteed for 25 years.
*Acc.to DIN V VDE V 0126-3/12.06,UL1703 standard.

MC4 Connector

This type of connector system

 

is easy to install and uses “snap-in” safety locking tabs to lock two mating connectors, thereby avoiding

 

unintentional disconnection. Also when locked, the mating contacts are sealed against ingress of dust and

 

water. Specifi cations are as follows:

1) Acc.to DIN V VDE V 0126-3/12.06,UL1703 standard.

 

2) highly robustness,UV-Resistance.

 

3) Connector adopts touch and insertion of reed with inner-knob type.

 

4) Auto-lock equipment of male and female points enable connection more easy and reliable.

 

5) Popular figure suit most of field installation.

 

6) Simple on-site processing.

 

7) Accommodates PV cable with deferent insulation diameters.

 

8) High current carrying capacity.

Rate voltage:

1000v

Rated current:

25A(2.5mm2) , 30A(4mm2,6mm2)

Test voltage:

6KV(50Hz)

Protect degree:

IP67/IP2X

Insulation material:

PC/PA/PPO/TPE

Contact material:

Silver plated copper

Operating temperature:

-40°C~+90°C

Safe class:

2

Flame class:

UL94-V0

Contact resistance of plug connectors:

≤5mΩ

Insertion force:

≤50N

Withdraw force:≥50N

Suitable cable:

2.5mm2/4mm2/6mm2(AWG14/12/10)

Locking system:Snap in

   


Q: How to convert type F connector to vga
If by F connector you mean like, an aerial cable or a satellite cable. Then basically you can't do a simple conversion just because of the nature of the cable. The RF cable has loads of different channels and audio, and there's no simple way to single out one channel and ignore the audio. The best way would be to get a TV tuner card (internal or external) and install that and then you can watch TV on your monitor.
Q: a.to restrict a search by excluding results that include a particular termb.to broaden a search by including synonyms or related termsc.to search several diffrent databases simultaneouslyd.to narrow a search by adding another conceptmy answer is D
The correct answer is B. The boolean OR connector expands a search by allowing multiple search conditions to be true. For example, I want to find a shirt that is blue OR green. To narrow a search you would use the AND connector which means that multiple conditions MUST be true to satisfy the criteria. For example, I want to find a shirt that is blue AND green. Obviously no results would be returned for this search since an object cannot be two colors at once.
Q: I bought a 700 hundred dollar pair of head phones with jacks that look like this
The type of connector in that picture is called a 1/4 TS(tip sleeve) connector or better known as a 1/4 mono phono jack. That can't be on a $700 pair of headphones because they would be STEREO headphones meaning there is a left and a right. A stereo headphone set would have what is known as a 1/4 TRS(tip, ring, sleeve) connector or better known as a 1/4 stereo phono jack. They look almost identical except that the stereo one has an extra conductor between the tip and sleeve. There are two black insulator rings on the stereo jack as opposed to one on a mono jack. Either way, they are the same diameter and actually ARE normal or the audio industry standard size. The smaller connectors that you find on computers and ipods are 1/8 stereo mini jacks. In order to use your headphones with such devices all you need is a 1/4 stereo to 1/8 stereo mini adaptor that you will find at any electronics store for a few dollars. Be careful when using this way because it is easy to put too much stress on the 1/8 mini that will cause it to break off inside the device. My only question is why would you spend $700 on a pair of headphones to use on an inferior audio source such as an ipod or a computer? I can understand if you were using them in a recording studio or for a CD set up with something like 24 bit DAC, 8X oversampling, 192kHz. In other words, it's not gonna sound any better with those sources than with $50 headphones.
Q: Hi, I have an old battery (kan 5w05337) that I'm trying to use. The connector is white plastic rectangular, about 1/3x1/2x1/4 with 3 connectors, 2 round and one square. I need the matching (male) adapter. Any hints on where to get one would be great. Also, the wiring is black, yellow, red (on the square). Anyone know what yellow is for? (Are there 2 circuits?) thanks!Eric
The connector might be molex type. Look in the Mouser or Digikey catalog for help finding one. The Yelow wire is probably a thermal sensor the charger uses to prevent over charging. I would strongly recommend the proper charger.
Q: How would I wire a Turnlok 4 prong connector or plug L14-30 onto the three wires coming from my generator?My 30amp 4000 watt generator has 3 wires coming from it, white, black and a ground. I would like to put a 4 prong L14-30 plug onto it. Is this possible? If so, is there a particular one I should buy? I will be shopping on OKorder for the plug. I see the terms grounding, nongrounding, NEMA, nonNEMAectI found this diagram, maybe it will help
No, that connector is clearly marked 30 amps, and standard US outlets are rated at only 15 amps. Doesn't matter that each is rated at 15 amps, the total still can't be more than 15 amps, and that is what the wire and breaker is sized for. You have an electrician, follow his advice. Go off on your own, have a fire, and your insurance company will not pay anything. And you will be fired.
Q: I have a 1996 Ford F150 with a 302 and I need to find where the PIP Connector is so that I can time it. Any help?
the PIP (profile ignition pickup) connector is in the wires coming off of the distributor. it is really close to that area, with in a few feet. it is not much more than a small plastic connector the last time that i saw one.
Q: Apple recently upgraded the Pin Connector on the iPhone 5 and the iPad 4 to the new Lightning Connector rather then the old 30-Pin Connector. So, I was just wondering why did Apple take the time to change it? Like does the Lightning Connector make it charge faster, or what?Thanks!
The only improvement of the new connector is to Apple's earnings circulation by using forcing the acquisition of new accessories by the sheep (you, the uninformed trendsetting patron). Spend, fools, spend! Did you believe they were a charity?
Q: Assume you start with a 12 inch piece of 16guage stranded automotive wire for each connector test.You then check continuity and resistance for the wire.Then you cut the 12 inch piece of wire in half and try reconnecting one end of each wire with following methods.1) Soldered ends together2) male/female spade connector3) ring terminal bolt ring terminal4) twisted ends together w/ twist capThen you check continuity and resistance for each different type of connector.How can you tell if you have connected the two wires properly? i.e. soldered correctly, or crimped the spade connectors snug enough, or twisted the ends properly or tight enough?How do you do this with a multimeter?
It sounds as though you're trying to measure the difference between the various types of connections. Is that right? One difficulty is that multimeters, unless they're laboratory-grade, aren't very accurate at measuring very low resistance values. I don't think you'll get any meaningful results doing continuity and resistance measurements. An accurate way to determine the resistance in a connection is to measure the voltage drop across the connection. To do this, you'll have to connect a power supply and a resistive load in series with the connection. You'll also need an ammeter so you can tell how much current is flowing through the circuit. Set your multimeter for volts, and place one probe on each side of the connection. The voltage reading represents the amount of voltage lost through the junction. With the voltage and current measurements, you can use Ohm's Law to calculate the resistance in the connection. However, if you find a resistance, there's no easy way to tell whether it's due to an error in making the connection, or an inherent loss in the type of connection itself. Probably the only way is to repeat the test several times for each connector type, discarding any results that are significantly different from the average. Given that all of these connection types are used very commonly in car or home wiring, I don't think you'll find much of a significant difference in each of them in terms of resistance. There are other factors that make each of them a good or bad choice in various wiring situations.
Q: Husband replaced heater core, been frustrating. He's got dash half way on but has a connector that he cant find what it plugs into. (prob something he forgot behind whats already together) PLEASE help. It's near the wires and connectors for the heating/cooling dials, lighter etc. Its white (not good at guessing measurements) about 1 x 1.5 in. rectangle- almost square. There are 5 little kind of cone shaped plugs on it, by plugs i mean the mail parts that would plug into where ever its supposed to go. Anyone know?
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Q: hello,I have a old case with 17 pin front panel connector, and purchased a new MSI motherboard recently, but unfortunately on the motherboard there is no place that matches the 17 pins front connector of the tower, the only connectors I see on the MSI motherboard is these two, and their not 17 pinsFront Panel Connectors: JFP1, JFP2any idea? I need quick help,
Since you don't include the main board number or any details on the case its impossible to answer you. You also don't list how many pins there are on the motherboard or the configuration.

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