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Molex high-density, Ultra-Fit Power Connectors occupy 50% less PCB space, provide up to 14A – now at TTI

Eliminate same circuit size cross-mating; reduce terminal backout; low mating force; 3.50mm pitch

September 2018 – Now available at TTI, Inc., a world leading specialist distributor of electronic components, Molex Ultra-Fit Power Connectors have a streamlined design that enables smaller, more efficient packaging than similar power interconnects, yet still provide similar current density.  Ultra-Fit Power Connectors provide up to 14A, but take up less than half the PCB footprint of comparable devices, enabling electronics designers to solve challenges across a very wide spectrum of products.

Features of Molex Ultra-Fit Power Connectors include multiple mechanically-keyed colour coded options which enables same-circuit, multiple connector use with virtually no chance of cross mating.  Optional Terminal Position Assurance retainers guarantee the terminal is fully seated in the housing to reduce terminal back out. As housings have a positive lock design with an anti-snag feature, mated connector assemblies will not accidentally disengage.  The ultra-low mating force terminals have six independent points of contact at the interface and terminals are fully isolated.

Electrical specifications include: 400V maximum voltage, current 14A in tin options and 12A in gold plated options, dielectric withstanding voltage 1800V, and insulation resistance 1000MΩ.

The Molex Ultra-Fit Power Connector family suits consumer appliances such as washing machines and refrigerators, industrial applications such as assembly line equipment,  telecommunications/networking hubs and servers; transportation applications including automotive infotainment; lighting ballasts and lighting fixtures, aerospace & defence applications and medical devices including patient care devices.

About TTI, Inc.

TTI, Inc. a Berkshire Hathaway company, is an authorized, specialty distributor of interconnect, passive and electromechanical (IP&E) components and the distributor of choice for industrial and consumer electronics manufacturers worldwide. Broader and deeper inventory, leading-edge products and custom supply chain solutions have established TTI as the leading specialist in electronic component distribution. Globally, the company maintains two million cubic feet of dedicated warehouse space containing over 850,000 component part numbers. Along with its subsidiaries, Mouser Electronics, Sager Electronics, and Symmetry Electronics, TTI employs over 5,400 employees and is represented in over 100 locations throughout Europe, North America and Asia. For more information about TTI, visitwww.ttieurope.com

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