M16 7-Pole Straight Female Connector

• Interface Type: DIN
• Operating Frequency: Low Frequency
• Gender: Female
• Model NO.: RM-09 0326 09 07/RM-09 0326 92 07
• Certification: RoHS, CE, ISO9001
• Application: Microwave, Automobile
• Contact Resistance: 3.8mΩ
• Contact Material: Cuzn (Brass)
• Surface Treatment: Nickel Plating
• Housing: Brass
• Connector Locking System: Screw
• Number of Contacts: 7 Pins
• Termina: Solder
• Upper Temperature: (+) 85 Degc
• Lower Temperature: (-)40 Degc
• Mechanical Opera: >500 Ma
• Connector Type: Alternative
• Transport Package: CTN
• Trademark: Raymo
• Origin: Cn
• Production Capacity: 5000/Month

Product Description

Description for M16 680 series connector:

M16 connector that is used on ECOCAM EOT-3 for the electronics and oscillation motor. Of course it can be used for other applications, but this is the reason why we have it in stock.

Component features for M16 680 series connector:

• Female Cable Connector with Strain Relief
• Degree of protection: IP40
• Maximum Cable thickness per contact: 0,75mm2
• Temperature Range: -40 - + 85 C
• Maximum Current per contact: 5amps
• Type of contact: (Solder or Crimp depending on current stock)
• Multicore Cable diameter (6-8 mm)

Specification for for M16 680 series RM-09 0326 09 07/RM-09 0326 92 07 connector:
 

Number of contacts	7 pins
Connector locking system	screw
Termina	solder
Wire gauge	max, 0.75mm²(max. AWG 20)
Degree of protec	IP40
Rated voltage	125V (32 V)
Rated impulse voltage	800 V
Rated current (40 °C)	5 A

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RAYMO is a manufactuer that
• Focus on manufacturing & exporting various metal  & plastic circular push pull  connectors, cable assembly.
• Can be 100% compatible with original LEMOS • FISCHERS • ODUS • HIROSES • BINDERS •Military 38999
• Series has RM-B, RM-K, RM-S,  RM-F,RM-E,RM-HR10A, RM-P, RM-M4, RM-M12, RM-M16, BNC, B680,
    B423 , 38999, 26482
• CO, Form A, Form E for customer clearance
• CE, ROHS, ISO:90001-2008, SGA Audited manufacturer
• All the items can work normally after 5000times mating