
TE Connectivity 2316669-2 Tab Contact, Gold, 250 VAC / 600 VAC, 250 VDC / 600 VDC, Spring Contact Retention…
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Overview
- Voltage rating: 250/600V AC and DC
- Wire range: 28-22 AWG (0.08-0.38 mm²)
- Crimp termination with spring contact retention
- Gold plating for corrosion resistance and low contact resistance
- Temperature range: -40°C to +125°C
- Mating cycles: Up to 500
- Insulation resistance: ≥100MΩ
- Rated impulse voltage: 0.8 kV
- Flammability: UL94V-0
- Shell material: Copper; Insulation: PC (grey) and PBT (natural)
Specifications
Amperage Rating | 3 A |
Application | Power & Signal |
Color | Gold |
Connection Type | Crimp |
Material | Copper Alloy |
Material | gold-plated |
Operating Temperature | -40 +125 |
Series | HDC HD |
Size | 28-22 AWG, 0.08-0.38 mm² |
Type | Connector Tab Contact |
Voltage Rating | 250 600 |
Voltage Rating | V |
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What protection degrees are available for HDC connectors?
HDC connectors offer protection degrees from IP65 up to IP69k, with variants for standard, pressure-tight, EMC, and corrosion resistance.
What is the maximum current rating for the HMN series?
The HMN series offers a wide rating range, with current capabilities up to 250A.
What is the rated voltage for HE series inserts with screw terminals?
HE series inserts with screw terminals are rated for a voltage of 500V.
What is the rated current for HSB series inserts?
HSB series inserts are rated for 35A.
What is the maximum number of pins in a connector?
Connectors can have up to 216 pins in standard configurations and up to 288 pins in the HDC Dynamic series.
What is the current and voltage range for TE HDC connectors?
TE's HDC connectors range from 1A to 650A and can handle voltages up to 4000V for specific series like HCM.
What types of contact terminals are available?
Available terminal types include crimp, screw, spring clamp, and stamped and formed (S&F) contacts.
What are the power transfer capabilities of the HPC series?
The HPC series offers a power transfer range of 1500V and supports currents of 350A, 250A, or 200A.
What are the corrosion resistance specifications for anti-corrosion series?
The anti-corrosion series offers 500 hours of salt spray test resistance for BPR/HCM and 1000 hours for HIP-K.
What is the maximum wire gauge for HE series crimp terminals?
The maximum wire gauge for HE series crimp terminals is 4.0 mm² (12 AWG).
Frequently Asked Questions about TE Connectivity
What technical support does TE Connectivity offer?
TE Connectivity offers comprehensive technical support through multiple channels, including a dedicated technical hotline at 1-800-777-3300. The company provides advanced technical support with 3 dedicated support centers, a global technical hotline network, and delivers over 8,000 hours of technical training annually to ensure certified expertise across 25+ languages.
What environmental ratings do TE Connectivity products have?
TE Connectivity products feature robust environmental ratings across multiple standards, including NEMA Type 1, 2, 3, 3R, 4, 4X, 12, and 13 certifications, as well as IEC 60529 IP66 protection. Our enclosures are designed to withstand challenging industrial environments, with operating temperatures ranging from -40°C to 130°C, and include enhanced UV inhibitors for outdoor applications.
What certifications and standards do TE Connectivity products comply with?
TE Connectivity products meet rigorous international certifications and standards across industrial automation applications, including UL (United States), CSA (Canada), CE (European Community), and international safety standards. Our product lines are designed to comply with critical industrial certifications such as NEMA (Types 4, 4X, 6, 6P), IP ratings (IP65, IP66, IP67, IP69K), and industrial communication protocols including PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, and DeviceNet. We ensure comprehensive compliance through active participation in key industrial standards committees and maintaining ISO 9001 quality system certification.
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What are the main product lines offered by TE Connectivity?
TE Connectivity offers a comprehensive range of industrial connectivity solutions including Cable Ties, Cable Cleats, Power Connectors, Grounding Connectors, Terminals, Safety Solutions, Identification Products, and Wiring Duct. Their product lines are designed for robust industrial applications, featuring various connection technologies like wave soldering, spring-cage connections, and mis-insertion protection across multiple electrical and connectivity categories.
What accessories are available for TE Connectivity products?
TE Connectivity offers a comprehensive range of communication and bus accessories for industrial automation systems, including communication terminal boards (CTB810, CTB811), bus extenders (horizontal and vertical models like cHBX01L/R, HBX01L/R, VBX01T/B), and bus terminators (TER800, TER810). These accessories are designed to enhance connectivity, power distribution, and communication capabilities for HN800 and CW800 controller systems, with options for left/right side mounting, power connections, and network termination.
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TE Connectivity products are typically installed through professional commissioning services that include site audits, precise wiring verification, and both remote and on-site installation support. Our expert service engineers conduct comprehensive installation processes involving system verification, programming, communication testing, and personnel training to ensure optimal performance and reliability of the equipment.
