END SLEEVES AHI-TWIN 2X1.00 RD
End sleeve; Suitable crimping insert: PEW 12.090-6; For cross-section: 1mm²; red; Copper Tin-plated
Article No.
61802010
Please note that you will not be able to place an order if you are combining orders from two different warehouses. For example, your order will not be processed if your order consist of stocks from local and regional warehouses.
For Back Ordering of Out of Stock items in India & Globally, Tentative Lead Time is 4 - 6 Weeks. The actual delivery date will be confirmed within 3 to 5 days after placing an order
chemical resistance
halogen-free
corrosion resistant
oil resistant
cold resistance
cUL listed US, UL listed US
Benefits
- Special shape of plastic collar enables simultaneous holding of two strand conductors
- Correct crimping of two conductors in a TWIN conductor end sleeve achieves a proper electrical and mechanical connection
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Technical Attributes
Product Design
Total length
15 mm
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Documentation
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Notes
- Photographs and graphics are not to scale and do not represent detailed images of the respective products.
- Trade product, not a LAPP product.
- Unless specified otherwise, the product values shown are rated values at room temperature. You can receive further values, such as tolerances, upon request if they are available and have been released for publication.
Product Family List
All articles from TWIN conductor end sleeves
| Article number | suitable crimp-insert | for cross-section | Colour | Delivery Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61801999 | PEW 12.090-6 | 0.5 mm² | white | 500 |
| 61802000 | PEW 12.090-6 | 0.75 mm² | grey | 500 |
| 61802010 | PEW 12.090-6 | 1 mm² | red | 500 |
| 61802020 | PEW 12.090-6 | 1.5 mm² | black | 500 |
| 61802030 | PEW 12.090-6 | 2.5 mm² | blue | 500 |
| 61802032 | PEW 12.090-6 | 4 mm² | grey | 100 |
| 61802033 | PEW 12.097 | 6 mm² | yellow | 100 |
| 61802034 | PEW 12.097 | 10 mm² | red | 100 |
| 61802035 | PEW 12.097 | 16 mm² | blue | 50 |
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