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Harting 09120033051
Polycarbonate Crimp Termination Inserts, Male, RAL 7032 (pebble grey), 40 A Rating, Size 3 A, 3 Contacts
Product Description
Our Polycarbonate Crimp Termination Inserts are designed for high-performance applications. Crafted from durable Polycarbonate material, these inserts boast a sleek RAL 7032 pebble grey finish that adds an aesthetic touch to your projects.
With a robust 40 A rating and a size of 3 A, these inserts are capable of handling substantial currents while maintaining optimal performance. They feature three contacts for versatile connectivity options.
The conductor cross-section ranges from 1.5 mm² to 10 mm², ensuring compatibility with a wide range of conductors. These inserts are ideal for applications that demand both reliability and style.
Offer details
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Trusted supplier — United States, member since 2023- Availability:
- 6 pcs.In-StockUpdated at: 05-09-2026
- Warranty:
- 12 months
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- Harting
- Conductor cross-section
- 1.5 ... 10 mm²
- Rated current
- 40 A
- Rated voltage
- 400 V
- Rated impulse voltage
- 6 kV
- Pollution degree
- 3
- Rated voltage acc. to UL
- 600 V
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