3 Poles housing Mutipole Power Connector

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The three-pole series of connectors sets the standard for DC power distribution and battery connections. Three-pole series connectors feature a one-piece plastic housing that uses stainless steel springs to hold the low-resistance contacts in place.

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Model Name: CF50 CF120 CF175
Rated Current: 50A 120A 175A
Rated Voltage: 600V
Wire Size: 6-12AWG 2-6AWG 1 / 0-6AWG
Contact Material: Copper, Silver plated
Insulation Material: PC
Flammability: UL94 V-0
Without Load, Contact / Disconnect Cycles To 10, 000
Average Contact Resistance (Micro – Ohms): <180
Insulation Resistance: 5000M
Average Connection / Disconnect: 65N
Connector Holding Force (lbf): 250N Min
Ambient Temperatures: -20℃~75℃
Certificate: UL, CE, ROSH, REACH, ISO9001, TS16949

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Three-pole connector housings are available in a variety of colors. These connectors are widely used in electric forklifts and other types of electric vehicles such as material handling equipment, ground support vehicles and golf carts. These three-pole connectors are gender-neutral and simply "snap" together to connect. Terminals can be soldered or crimped to the cable. The three-pole connectors we offer are precision manufactured using advanced base materials and cutting-edge technology.

The Anderson three-pole connector is a small, sealed interconnect solution that provides up to 3 contacts and is UL rated to carry up to 22 amps per contact at 600 volts. This connector is ideal for applications requiring power or power and signal combined in a compact environmentally sealed (IP68) package. Contacts are available for 24 AWG to 12 AWG wire. Contacts are 30µ gold plated for low resistance and up to 500 mating cycles. Male contacts are also available in 3 lengths for ordering as required. The connectors meet UL1977 Sec 10.2 touch safety requirements and feature a manual release latch to prevent accidental disengagement.

Our 3-pole connectors are constructed of durable polycarbonate material that meets UL94 V-0 flame retardant requirements.

The power connector jack on the back of all communication equipment should be something other than the power pole, if the radio is moved, or if there is a lot of tension on the cord (like a heavy 10 ga ), the power pole can easily unplug. The DC power cord hangs behind the desk, pulling the rig's jack). That's why no Japanese manufacturer uses PowerPoles, and probably never will. They use high quality Molex style connectors with locking. Once they are inserted into the jack, they will never be pulled out unless the locking mechanism is lifted. For a basic type of installation, you won't need any power poles as an interconnect, as it's best to run the shortest length of DC power wire from the power supply to the radio to avoid voltage drops.