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BSI PD IEC PAS 61076-2-010:2020

BSI PD IEC PAS 61076-2-010:2020

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Connectors for electrical and electronic equipment. Product requirements – Circular connectors. Detail specification for push-pull connectors with locking mechanism, based on mating interfaces according to IEC 61076-2-101, IEC 61076-2-109, IEC 61076-2-111 and IEC 61076-2-113

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This part of IEC 61076 specifies circular connectors with a push-pull locking mechanism of a size derived from and thus being compatible with M12 screw-locking connectors (free connectors with screw-locking according to IEC 61076-2-101, IEC 61076-2-109, IEC 61076-2-111 or IEC 61076-2-113 are compatible to push-pull fixed interfaces according to this document) and with mating interfaces according to IEC 61076-2-101, IEC 61076-2-109, IEC 61076-2-111 or IEC 61076-2-113.

NOTE 1 M12 is the dimension of the thread of the screw-locking mechanism of circular connectors with M12 screw-locking.

This document covers both

  1. power connectors with current ratings up to 16 A and voltage ratings up to 630 V, typically used for power supply and power applications in industrial premises, and

  2. connectors for data and signal transmission with frequencies up to 500 MHz.

These connectors consist of both, fixed and free connectors, either rewireable or nonrewireable, with M12 push-pull locking as explained above. Male connectors have round contacts from Ø0,6 mm up to Ø1,5 mm. In addition, the push-pull mechanisms consist of two different push-pull designs:

  1. An outer push-pull for male and female fixed connector, where the locking groove is placed onto the outer cylindric surface of the housing. The outer push-pull for female fixed connectors is made for two different types of male connectors. It has locking means for both types on its outer surface.

    NOTE 2 For design and dimensions, see 5.3.1 and 5.3.2.

  2. An inner push-pull for female fixed connectors, where the locking means are placed onto the inner cylindric surface of the housing.

NOTE 3 For design and dimensions. see 5.3.3.

The different codings provided by IEC 61076-2 and mentioned within this document, prevent the mating of accordingly coded male or female connectors to any other similarly sized interfaces, covered by other standards and the cross-mating between the different codings provided by IEC 61076-2.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
4 CONTENTS
7 FOREWORD
9 INTRODUCTION
10 1 Scope
2 Normative references
12 3 Terms and definitions
4 Technical information
4.1 System of levels
4.1.1 Performance levels
4.1.2 Compatibility levels, according to IEC 61076-1
13 4.2 Classification into climatic categories
4.3 Contact terminations
4.4 Available connector codings
Tables
Table 1 – Available connector codings
14 4.5 Ratings
4.6 Marking
4.7 Safety aspects
5 Dimensional information
5.1 General
5.2 Survey of styles and variants
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 Fixed connectors
15 Figures
Figure 1 – Tube insert, male contacts, mounting without thread (thread on tube) and without outer push-pull locking
Table 2 – Styles of fixed connectors
16 Figure 2 – Fixed connector, male contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, square flange front mounting
Figure 3 – Fixed connector, male contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M16 × 1,5
17 Figure 4 – Fixed connector, male contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M20 × 1,5
Figure 5 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M16 × 1,5
18 Figure 6 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M20 × 1,5
Figure 7 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M16 × 1,5 and mounting orientation
19 Figure 8 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and outer push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole rear mounting thread M16 × 1,5
Figure 9 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and inner push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M16 × 1,5
20 Figure 10 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and inner push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M20 × 1,5
Figure 11 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and inner push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole front mounting thread M16 × 1,5 and mounting orientation
21 5.2.3 Free connectors
Figure 12 – Fixed connector, female contacts, mounting with thread M12 × 1 and inner push-pull locking, with wire ends, single hole rear mounting thread M16 × 1,5
Table 3 – Styles of free connectors
22 Figure 13 – Rewireable connector, male contacts, straight version, with outer push-pull locking
Figure 14 – Rewireable connector, male contacts, angled version, with outer push-pull locking
Table 4 – Dimensions of style JM-OP, Figure 13
23 Figure 15 – Non-rewireable connector, male contacts, straight version, with outer push-pull locking
Table 5 – Dimensions of style KM-OP, Figure 14
Table 6 – Dimensions of style LM-OP, Figure 15
24 Figure 16 – Non-rewireable connector, male contacts, angled version, with outer push-pull locking
Figure 17 – Rewireable connector, female contacts, straight version,with outer push-pull locking
Table 7 – Dimensions of style MM-OP, Figure 16
25 Figure 18 – Rewireable connector, female contacts, angled version,with outer push-pull locking
Table 8 – Dimensions of style JF-OP, Figure 17
Table 9 – Dimensions of style KF-OP, Figure 18
26 Figure 19 – Non-rewireable connector, female contacts, straight version,with outer push-pull locking
Table 10 – Dimensions of style LF-OP, Figure 19
27 Figure 20 – Non-rewireable connector, female contacts, angled version,with outer push-pull locking
Figure 21 – Rewireable connector, male contacts, straight version,with inner push-pull locking
Table 11 – Dimensions of style MF-OP, Figure 20
28 Figure 22 – Rewireable connector, male contacts, angled version,with inner push-pull locking
Table 12 – Dimensions of style JM-IP, Figure 21
Table 13 – Dimensions of style KM-IP, Figure 22
29 Figure 23 – Non-rewireable connector, male contacts, straight version,with inner push-pull locking
Figure 24 – Non-rewireable connector, male contacts, angled version,with inner push-pull locking
Table 14 – Dimensions of style LM-IP, Figure 23
Table 15 – Dimensions of style MM-OP, Figure 24
30 5.3 Interface dimension
5.3.1 Outer push-pull locking: male fixed connector side view
5.3.2 Outer push-pull locking: female fixed connector side view with details and engage-plane definition for male free cable connectors type 1 and 2
Figure 25 – Outer push-pull locking: male fixed connector side view
Table 16 – Dimensions of fixed connector with push-pull housing and male contacts
32 Figure 26 – Outer push-pull locking: female fixed connector side view with detailsand engage-plane definition for male free cable connector
Table 17 – Dimensions for Figure 26
33 5.3.3 Inner push-pull locking: female fixed connector side view and male free connector side view with details for both
34 Figure 27 – Inner push-pull-locking: female fixed connector side viewand male free connector side view with details for both
35 5.4 Gauges
Table 18 – Dimensions for Figure 27
36 6 Characteristics
6.1 Classification into climatic category
6.2 Electrical characteristics
6.2.1 Voltage proof
6.2.2 Rated voltage – Rated impulse voltage – Pollution degree
6.2.3 Current-carrying capacity
6.2.4 Contact resistance
Table 19 – Climatic category
37 6.2.5 Insulation resistance
6.2.6 Transmission performance
6.3 Mechanical characteristics
6.3.1 Mating interface
38 6.3.2 Push-pull locking mechanism
Table 20 – Insertion and withdrawal forces for the locking mechanism
39 6.4 Other characteristics
6.4.1 Vibration (sinusoidal)
6.4.2 Shock
6.4.3 Degree of protection provided by enclosures (IP-code)
7 Test schedule
7.1 General
40 7.2 Test schedule
7.2.1 Test group P – Preliminary
7.2.2 Test group AP – Dynamic/climatic
7.2.3 Test group BP – Mechanical endurance
Table 21 – Number of test specimens
41 7.2.4 Test group CP – Electrical load
7.2.5 Test group DP – Chemical resistivity
7.2.6 Test group EP – Connection method tests
7.2.7 Test group FP – Electrical transmission requirements
Table 22 – Test group BP
42 Annex A (informative)Diameter of the female connector body
Figure A.1 – Diameter of the female connector body
Table A.1 – Diameter of the female connector body, dimension X
43 Bibliography

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