Molex OTS DuraClik ISL Single-Row Cable Assemblies
Molex Off-the-Shelf (OTS) DuraClik Independent Secondary Lock (ISL) Single-Row Tin Discrete Wire Cable Assemblies deliver up to 3A current in a variety of circuit sizes to facilitate prototyping and global preproduction. The ISL feature detects incomplete terminal insertion and provides up to 50N of terminal retention force. Molex OTS DuraClik ISL Cable Assemblies are designed for use in a variety of automotive, commercial vehicle, consumer, and industrial automation applications.
Features
- Independent secondary lock
- Detects incomplete terminal insertion
- Provides up to 50N of terminal retention force
- Helps position terminals while meeting stringent automotive requirements
- Enclosed contact
- Protects contact against dust and debris
- Avoids tangling during harness assembly
- Crimp terminal offers gold and tin plating
- Audible click sound on mating
- Wide solder tabs designed and tested to meet Society of Automotive Engineers automotive vibration standards
- Inner positive lock provides secure mating, space savings, and helps prevent latch breakage from wire tangling
- 2 to 15 circuits in vertical and horizontal configurations
Applications
- Automotive
- Air-conditioning
- Exterior lighting
- Heads-up displays
- Inverters
- Shift levers
- Steering components
- Wiper/blinker levers
- Commercial vehicles
- Cranes
- Tractors
- Trucks
- LED lighting
- Factory automation
Specifications
- 60VAC/DC maximum voltage
- 3.0A maximum current
- 10mΩ maximum contact resistance
- 500VAC (rms) dielectric withstanding voltage
- 100MΩ minimum insulation resistance
- 20-cycle durability
- -40°C to +105°C operating temperature range
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Published: 2021-10-04
| Updated: 2022-03-11