ITT Cannon Male Crimp Circular Connector Contact, Contact Size 20, Wire Size 22 → 20 AWG
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ITT CannonGender
Male
Contact Size
20
Wire Size
22 → 20 AWG
Termination Method
Crimp
Series
T2P
For Use With
Trident T2P Contact System
Contact Type
Signal
Contact Plating
Gold
Contact Material
Brass
Minimum Operating Temperature
-55°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+125°C
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
Crimp Two Piece Contacts
Use plier or ratchet style tool to crimp contacts.
Current rating (single contact in isolation) 13A
Initial contact resistance 5mΩ
Contact area selectively gold plated
Crimp area tin plated
Up to 200 mating cycles
QM Range Contacts and Tooling
The current rating quoted is for a single contact pair in isolation; when more than one pair of contacts in a connector is carrying appreciable current, the maximum permissible current per contact must be reduced to take the cumulative heating effect into account. This multi-way de-rating factor is established from similar factors established for multi-core cables.
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EGP 81.70
Each (In a Pack of 10) (ex VAT)
10
EGP 81.70
Each (In a Pack of 10) (ex VAT)
10
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ITT CannonGender
Male
Contact Size
20
Wire Size
22 → 20 AWG
Termination Method
Crimp
Series
T2P
For Use With
Trident T2P Contact System
Contact Type
Signal
Contact Plating
Gold
Contact Material
Brass
Minimum Operating Temperature
-55°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
+125°C
Country of Origin
Germany
Product details
Crimp Two Piece Contacts
Use plier or ratchet style tool to crimp contacts.
Current rating (single contact in isolation) 13A
Initial contact resistance 5mΩ
Contact area selectively gold plated
Crimp area tin plated
Up to 200 mating cycles
QM Range Contacts and Tooling
The current rating quoted is for a single contact pair in isolation; when more than one pair of contacts in a connector is carrying appreciable current, the maximum permissible current per contact must be reduced to take the cumulative heating effect into account. This multi-way de-rating factor is established from similar factors established for multi-core cables.