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350A Battery Connector AWG 2/0 for Motor Recovery
- Material: Silver Copper.Recurrent Current (Amperes): 350 A.Rated Voltage Rating: 600 V.Contact Barrel Wire Size [AWG] 2 / 0awg.Diameter Maximum wire insulation [inches]: 1.1inches (27.9mm). Medium contact resistance (micro ohm): 50. Test voltage resistant insulation (AC / DC Volts): 2200V. Contact retention force ( lbf) 500lbf
- Dimensions:4.3"x2.8"x1.3 ".No load (contact / disconnect cycles): At 10,000.Under load (Hot Plug 250 cycles @ 120V): 100A. Medium insertion force (pounds): 30lbf .Operating temperature ° C: -20 ° to 105 ° .CLASS material class: UL 94-V0.Good material: the product is made from good materials, the continuity is perfect, the resistance to bad environment
- It is hermaphrodite connectors. Self-erasure makes the surface of the push needle clean, the low contact resistance is reliable. The connector can be used in a strong shock environment and with the fast action function in a large electric current
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Stainless steel shrapnel can ensure constant contact stress and overcomes intermittent overload in case of frequent splicing and interruption
Easy to use: Regardless of the plug or plug, inserting into the same color is a pair, easy and quick to splice and interrupt.
Easy to use: Regardless of the plug or plug, inserting into the same color is a pair, easy and quick to splice and interrupt.




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