Plug connector
Integrated poke-in function
TE presents modular and detachable poke-in connectors for wire-to-board connectivity. Thanks to the poke-in function, these connectors with a 4.0 mm pitch are quick and easy to install, according to the manufacturer.
The modular low profile, high density and compact design are intended to provide a flexible solution. The connectors are generally used in telecommunications and lighting systems as well as security and cabling technology in buildings. Another new product is the Nector M Power system. This is a solution for the permanent or temporary power supply and control of electrical installations, consisting of modular connectors and cable assemblies. Sockets and connectors are available in 3-, 5-, 6- and 7-pole versions for free-hanging mounting or panel mounting as standard and sealed versions for indoor and outdoor use. The product family also includes PCB-mounted female and male connectors.
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