Steve Bush April 19, 2018
Squba is Molex's 1.80 mm pitch sealed wire-to-wire connector system designed to be installed in tight spaces and provide protection against liquids, dust and dirt.
The connector can carry up to 6A and provides an IP67 NEMA rating on the seal-the seal is fixed with a cover to provide a durable moisture and dust barrier for manufacturers of sensors, lighting, vending machines, and liquid dispensers.
The company said: “The seals and sealing caps prevent damage during work, prevent improper transportation and handling, and the possibility of puncturing the seals during assembly.”
There are 2 to 10 circuits to choose from, all of which operate in the range of -40 to +105°C, have a terminal retention force of 30N-and the low-profile positive latch is designed to prevent wires from getting stuck or damaged.
Marked as: connector molex waterproof
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