Molex5023510500Connector Discrete Wire Housing

DuraClik Connectors

In wire-to-board applications, sometimes operators fail to ensure that connectors are fully mated. This can lead to end-product failure. DuraClik Connector System features a wide latch that provides clear audible click, ensuring a secure mate.

Rugged automotive and commercial applications can be subject to shock, vibration or rough handling that can dislodge terminals and cause signal interference. DuraClik Wire-to-Board Connector System features TPA and ISL which provides high retention force for improved reliability in rugged environments. For some applications, consumer and automotive customers and OEMs request operating temperatures higher than 85°C. DuraClik Wire-to-Board Connectors can operate at up to 125°C.

Product Highlights:

• Secure mating and PCB retention for high-vibration applications: The robust series from Molex is a simple and efficient solution that provides quick and secure connections for high-vibration environments. The automotive-grade series features ISL, inertia lock and up to 100N retention force.
• Excellent Reliability in High-Heat Environments: DuraClik Wire-to-Board Connectors’ ambient temperature is -40 to +125°C, and the product maintains performance in high-heat applications such as lighting systems.
• Offers space savings as one of the smallest connectors on the market for harsh environments: One of Molex’s highest-performing and largest derivatives, DuraClik ISL connectors are still among the smallest options on the market, helping solve space issues and reduce weight concerns.
• Meets LV214 Specifications: LV214 and ES91500-03 specifications are designed to meet the requirements of European, Chinese and U.S. automotive markets.

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Additional Product Features:

• Inner positive lock
• Enclosed contact design
• Gold and Tin plating available
• ISL and TPA receptacles available

Applications:

• Automotive:
• Air-Conditioning
• Exterior lighting
• Heads-up displays (HUD)
• Inverter
• Shift lever
• Steering
• Wiper / blinker lever
• Cranes
• Tractors
• Trucks
• Industrial Automation:
• Factory automation

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