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Sabre Connectors

High-current wire-to-wire and wire-to-board connector family with a TPA feature that helps to prevent terminal backout in high-vibration applications.

Product Highlights


Style:Pitch:Current:Circuit Sizes:Wire AWG:Operating Temperature:
Wire-to-Wire
Wire-to-Board
7.50mm18.0A2 - 814 - 24up to 75°C

PCB Headers

Connector Housings

Crimp Terminals

Features and Benefits


Current rating up to 18.0A at 600V:
Matches requirements for high-current and high-voltage applications

Blade-terminal design has four points of electrical contact:
Provides a more reliable electrical connection than circular style terminals

Female terminals also mate to .125” MEMA PC tabs:
Providing a lower cost one-piece wire-to-board solution

Positive latch on receptacle housing:
Prevents accidental disengagement with mating plug or header

Right-angle or vertical header configurations:
Offer greater flexibility to match customer-board design requirements

Overview


The Sabre Power Connector system is ideal for robust, higher-current applications, which require design flexibility for wire- to-wire and wire-to-board configurations in both vertical and right-angle orientations. Sabre provides current ratings up to 18.0A per circuit at 600V and is available in a wide range of wire gauges and insulation thicknesses.

The core attributes of Sabre include Optional TPA (terminal position assurance) assures that crimp terminals are fully seated in their housings and prevents accidental terminal backout, fully isolated terminals, positive housing locks, low-engagement forces and polarized housings. Sabre products are UL recognized, CSA approved and TUV licensed. All components are lead-free, RoHS compliant and glow wire capable.

Applications by Industry


Countertop
Dishwasher
Dryer
Microwave
Oven
Refrigerator
Washing machine

Industrial equipment

Diagnostic equipment
Patient monitor

Power supplies
Servers
Storage

Routers
Switches

This is not a definitive list of applications for this product. It represents some of the more common uses.

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