Fundamental research in particle physics as practised within CERN and other nuclear research establishments requires
more and more complex equipment of high performance in order to achieve the objectives. The needs of such research
contribute to the development of leading products for the whole of industry. For many years LEMO has participated in
this evolution. This has resulted in a range of miniature coaxial connectors (50 Ω) with a push-pull self-latching system,
the LEMO 00.250 series. These connectors now form the basis of the NIM-CAMAC CD/N 549 standard.
The plugs and sockets of the 01 series are amongst the smallest available 50 Ω coaxial connectors with a self-latching
intermating capability. In spite of their small size and light weight, their technical characteristics remain excellent. Available in a wide range of housing configurations, they are especially useful when connecting onto printed circuit boards.
The LEMO 00 series and 01 are now used in many areas such as : telecommunications, sensors, medical equipment,
space research, etc...
The program covered in this catalog now includes more than 50 models suitable for many cable types.
2 steps to select the right connector ................................................................................................................................................................................3
00.250 (NIM-CAMAC CD/N 549) Series
Part numbering system ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Metal housing models ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Watertight or vacuumtight models ....................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Metal housing models with mechanical keying .................................................................................................................................................... 24
Spare parts ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Part numbering system ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Metal housing models .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Spare parts ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Precision modular connectors to suit your application
Since its creation in Switzerland in 1946 the LEMO Group has been recognized as a global leader of circular Push-Pull
connectors and connector solutions. Today LEMO and its affiliated companies, REDEL and COELVER, are active in
more than 80 countries with the help of over 40 subsidiaries and distributors.
Over 75’000 connectors
The modular design of the LEMO range provides over 75’000 connectors from miniature ø 3 mm to ø 50 mm, capable
of handling cable diameters up to 30 mm and for up to 106 contacts.
This vast portfolio enables you to select the ideal connector configuration to suit almost any specific requirement in
most markets, including medical devices, test and measurement instruments, machinery, audio video broadcast,
telecommunications and military.
LEMO’s Push-Pull Self-Latching Connection System
This self-latching system is renowned worldwide for its easy and quick mating and unmating features. It provides
absolute security against vibration, shock or pull on the cable, and facilitates operation in a very limited space.
The LEMO self-latching system allows
the connector to be mated by simply pushing
the plug axially into the socket.
v: average latching force
F
Force
F
v
Series
0001
9N5N
Once firmly latched, connection cannot be broken
by pulling on the cable or any other component
part other than the outer release sleeve.
a: average pull force with axial pull on
F
Force
F
a
Series
0001
120N 110N
the collet nut
When required, the connector is disengaged
by a single axial pull on the outer release sleeve.
This first disengages the latches and then
withdraws the plug from the socket.
d: average unmating force with axial pull
F
on the outer release sleeve.
Force measured according to the standard IEC 60512- test
Force
F
d
1N = 0,102 kg.
Series
0001
7N6N
UL Recognition
LEMO connectors are recognized by the Underwriters Laboratories (UL). The approval of the complete system (LEMO
connector, cable and your equipment) will be easier because LEMO connectors are recognized.
CE marking
CE marking means that the appliance or equipment bearing it complies with the protection requirements of one or
several European safety directives. CE marking applies to complete products or equipment, but not to electrome-
chanical components, such as connectors.
RoHS
LEMO connector specifications conforms the requirements of the RoHS directive (2011/65/EU) of the European Parliament and the latest amendments. This directive specifies the restrictions of the use of hazardous substances in electrical
and electronic equipment marketed in Europe.
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2 steps to select the right connector
● Step 1: Select connector series
Select the appropriate LEMO connector series according to the standard, the cable, according to the application or
the mated connector already on your equipment.
Part number coding
...
250
00 or 01 series
The NIM-CAMAC 00.250 series
The 00 series is coaxial (50 Ω ). This connectors family was conceived for all applications where a high density of
connectors is necessary, especially for patch panels. Because of LEMO’s special self-latching system, it is possible
to connect them with a simple axial push-pull thereby reducing the space needed to mount sockets to an absolute
minimum, up to 50 sockets per square decimetre. LEMO 00 connectors served as the norm for NIM-CAMAC
CD/N549 standard, used in nuclear physics as well as many other applications.
The miniature 01.250 series
The 01 series is coaxial (50 Ω ). The plugs and sockets are amongst the smallest available 50 Ω coax connectors with a
self-latching intermating capability. In spite of their small size and light weight, their technical characteristics remain
excellent. Available in a wide range of housing configurations, they are especially useful when connecting onto printed
circuit boards.
Series
Standard
Environment
Ingress Protection
Ingress Protection
Temperature range
Keying
Latching
Contact type
Cable fixing type
1)
Note:
IP50 = Protection from the amount of dust that would interfer with the operation of the equipment
2)
Ingress protection between LEMO socket and your device (IP64 = protection from splashed water and dust tight)
00
–
1)
2)
Push-Pull self-latching
IP50
IP64 models (HEV model)IP64 / watertight and vacuumtightIP50
- 55 to 260°C- 55 to 260°C
Solder, crimp or print
Crimping
0100
–NIM-CAMAC
indoorindoorindoor
IP50IP50
- 55 to 230°C
–Yes–
Solder or printSolder, crimp or print
CrimpingClamping or crimping
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● Step 2 : Complete the part number
Complete the part numbering by choosing the model depending on your cable and the application.
Verify the fitting to your cable and cable wire
Recommended coaxial cables
250
Part number coding
19 x 0.18
solid
7 x 0.16
7 x 0.16
7 x 0.10
7 x 0.10
7 x 0.10
7 x 0.18
7 x 0.10
7 x 0.10
7 x 0.18
The 00 series is a range of 50 Ω coaxial connectors. They are suitable for a wide variety of applications particularly in
measurement, control system and nuclear physics, having formed the basis for the NIM-CAMAC CD/N 549 standard.
LEMO 00 connectors offer customers many benefits including:
– Self-latching push-pull system – High packing density – Low weight
– Aesthetically pleasing appearance – Rugged construction – Reliable performances
– Small size – Ease of use – Wide choice to suit application
* not included in NIM-CAMAC standard
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1
4
5
2
67
3
4
3
1
2
1
4
5
2
67
3
4
3
1
2
8
6
5
7
6
5
7
8
PCA
FFA00
Cable ø
Collet type:
C = with cable collet clamping
E = with cable crimping
K, D = with oversize cable collet
250
Insert configuration:
250 = coaxial (50 Ω)
Housing :
N = brass nickel-plated
4)
C = brass chrome-plated
4) 1)
D = brass gold-plated
5)
K = brass black chrome
1)
G = PEEK
2)
Model: (page 8)
Series: 00
NTAC29
Fixed socket
ERA00
250
NTL
Insulator:
T = PTFE
L = PEEK
5)
Variant: (page 30)
Contact type:
A = male solder
D = male print
L = female solder
N = female print
Variant: (page 30)
Fixed coupler
RAD00
250
NTM
Part Numbering System
Plug
00
250
NTLC29
Free socket
Part Section Showing Internal Components
Part Number Example
...
...
...
...
Variant: (page 30)
6
5
7
1
4
5
2
6
7
3
4
3
1
2
outer shell
earthing crown
retaining ring
hexagonal nut
FFA.00.250.NTAC29 = straight plug with cable collet, series 00, coaxial type (50 Ω), outer shell in nickel-plated brass,
PTFE insulator, male solder contact, C type collet of 2.9 mm diameter.
Note: 1) treatment not available for the printed circuit models
2) available for the FFA and ERN model only
3) used only for models : FTA, FTL and FTY.
4) standard
5) non-standard, on request only
Contact type:
A = male solder
C = male crimp
L = female solder
M = female crimp
Contact type:
A = male-female
E = male-male-female
3)
F = female-female-male
L = female-male
M = female-female
The VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) is the value
representing the power reflected in a connection. The
VSWR varies with frequency, in most cases, the working
frequency range is where VSWR is ≤ 1.25.
75
Ω
1500 5001000f
1.1
1.0
VSWR
FFS + PCS
1.2
1.3
50Ω
Note: value for connectors with PTFE insulator. VSWR measured
50 Ω with a RG-174 A/U cable and 75 Ω with a RG-179 B/U cable.
Measured according to IEC-60169-1-1.
Shielding efficiency (EMC properties) in dB
(transfer impedance in dBohm)
The shielding efficiency is the ratio between the electromagnetic field inside the connector and a power source
at the outside of the connector (or vice versa).
Note: measured according to IEC-60169-1-3 standard.
Note: the first contact type mentioned (page 7) is always the contact
at the flange end.
P5
Panel cut-out (page 38)
9
9.5
17.5
18.5
FTR Elbow plug (90°) with socket
Part number
FTR.00.250.NTA
Weight
(g)
5.4
RMA Free coupler
FLR Elbow plug (90°) with resistor
Part number
FLR.00.250.NTA50
Resistor
Weight
(g)
50 Ω 0.6 W5.6
29
21
ø 6.4
S 5.5
18.8
9.5
S 9
5.5 maxi
M7x0.5
17.5
ø 9
22
1
S 6.3
ø 8
ø 10.2
22
ø 6.4
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FTA T-plug with two sockets in line
ø 9
ø 9
Part number
30
9.5
17.5
FTA.00.250.NTF
Weight
(g)
7.8
FTLT-plug with two sockets (90°)
Part number
28
20
18.5
FTL.00.250.NTF
Weight
(g)
7.1
FTY Straight plug with two parallel sockets
29.5
7
21.5
Part number
FTY.00.250.NTF
Note: Test voltage: 1.1kV (rms) / IEC 60512-2 test 4a.
7
ø 16
Weight
(g)
12.5
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Plastic housing models
This plastic housing provides the ideal solution when the isolation of the connector is critical (non metallic). The FFA and
ERN models in PEEK allow weight saving and can provide ease of use in applications such as medical electronic instrumentation.
Cable Cond. Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
group Ø maxmaximini maxi
90.551.451.11.4
–0.551.451.31.7
10.551.951.72.1
2-3-40.551.952.32.7
80.551.952.83.0
PCA Free socket with cable collet,
PEEK outer shell
ERN Fixed socket, nut fixing,
with earthing tags,
PEEK outer shell
Part number
ERN.00.250.GTL
Weight
(g)
1.4
P5
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Characteristics
ValueStandardTest
Contact retention force
Cable pull off force
Connector pull off force
Endurance
Operating temperature
> 18 NIEC 60512-815a
> 100 NIEC 60512-917a
> 90 N
> 5000
IEC 60512-59a
cycles
- 50°C + 250°C
Mechanical and climatical
Technical Characteristics
15
S 9
1
S 6
~32.5
ø 10.2
M7x0.5
5.5 maxi
S 6.3
ø 9
ø7
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HEP Fixed socket, nut fixing, watertight
for printed circuit (back panel mounting)
HGW Fixed socket, nut fixing, watertight
with rear sealing ring
Part number
HGW.00.250.NTLP
Weight
(g)
4.2
P1
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Part number
HEP.00.250.NTNP
Weight
(g)
7.4
HGP Fixed socket, nut fixing,
watertight or vacuumtight
Part number
HGP.00.250.NTLP
HGP.00.250.NTLPV
Weight
(g)
4.2
4.2
P1
Panel cut-out (page 38)
P5
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Watertight or vacuumtight models
Mechanical and climatical
A range of sealed sockets and couplers allows the device on which they are fitted to reach a protection index of IP68 as
per IEC 60529 (unmated). They are fully compatible with plugs of the same series and are widely used for portable
radios, military, laboratory equipment, aviation, etc.
These models are identified by a letter «P» at the end of the reference for watertight model and by a «PV» for vacuum tight models. Epoxy resin or o-rings are used to seal these models.
CharacteristicsValueStandard
> 5000 cycles IEC 60512-5 test 9a
up to 95% at 60° C
- 20° C/+100° C
> 144hIEC 60512-6 test 11f
20/80/21IEC 60068-1
< 10
-7
mbar.l.s-1IEC 60512-7 test 14b
60 barsIEC 60512-7 test 14d
Endurance
Humidity
Temperature range
Salt spray corrosion test
Climatical category
Leakage rate (He)
1)
Maximum
operating pressure
2)
Note:
1)
only for vacuumtight models.
2)
this value corresponds to
the maximum allowed pressure
difference for the assembled
socket.
Note: Non standard, on request only
P15
PCB drilling pattern
(page 38)
17
1.5
ø 11
15
1
ø 10.2
S 9
M7x0.5
8 maxi
S 9
ø 13
M7x0.5
3.8 mini
5.8 maxi
ø 8
18
3
ø11
ø8.7
S 9
2 maxi
4.7
2.5
S 6.3
5.08
ø 0.7
M7x0.5
0.9 (4 x)
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M7x0.5
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EWF Fixed socket, nut fixing, watertight
or vacuumtight (back panel mounting)
17
3
S 9
9.5 maxi
M7x0.5
ø 10.2
Part number
EWF.00.250.NTLP
EWF.00.250.NTLPV
P1
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Weight
(g)
4.2
4.2
EWV Fixed socket, screw fixing, watertight
or vacuumtight
17
2.6
ø 11
ø 1.5
ø 7.9
Part number
EWV.00.250.NTLP
EWV.00.250.NTLPV
P2
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Weight
(g)
3.7
3.7
ø 11
ø 10.2
ø 7
S 9
5.5 maxi
M7x0.5
24.5
24.5
1.5 max
16.5
S 5
1.5
M7x 0.5
ø 11
ø 10
SWH Fixed coupler, nut fixing, vacuumtight
Part number
SWH.00.250.NTMV
P1
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Note: this model is sealed with o-rings (no epoxy).
Weight
(g)
5.2
VPS Fixed socket, short shell,
vacuumtight with cable crimping
(back panel mounting)
Cond. Ø Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
Part number
VPS.00.250.CTLE31
P1
Panel cut-out (page 38)
Cable assembly, please contact customer service
Cable
group
mini maxi
maxi maxi
3-4 0.46 0.55 1.65 3.0
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Metal housing models with mechanical keying
The straight plug and receptacle models FSG,XBG,XRG,XSG,ESG,EXG and PSG are available with a key to avoid cross
mating of similar connectors. These models are not included in the NIM-CAMAC standard.
The standard "G" key consists of one mechanical alignment key.
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FSG Straight plug with key (G),
with cable crimping
XBG Elbow socket (90°) with slotted nut,
for printed circuit with key (G)
Part number
XBG.00.250.NTN
Weight
(g)
5.1
XRG Elbow socket (90°), with key (G), short shell
and slotted nut, for printed circuit,
screw fixing (back panel mounting)
The straight plug and receptacle models FVS, EPE and EPS are available with threaded coupling.
On sockets, 3.2 mm minimum length of free threading must be available to ensure screw mating. These models are not
included in the NIM-CAMAC standard.
Note: the standard cable used to manufacture these cable assemblies is according to IEC.50.2.1 standard. On request this type of cable can be
replaced by other coaxial cables. Other cable lengths are available on request.
Accessories
Caps for plug with or without keying
Part number
BFG.00.100.PCSG
Weight
(g)
0.7
Note: upon request this cap can be supplied in black and the last
letter “G” of the part number should be replaced with “N”.
Fitting of the cord
Slide the plug into the loop of the cord. Place the loop
into the groove in front of the collet nut and tighten the
loop.
BFG
● Body material: Polyoxymethylen (POM) grey
● Cord material: Polyamid 6, grey
● O-ring material: Silicone rubber
● Maximum operating temperature: 100°C
● Watertightness: IP61 according to IEC 60529
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ø 7.5
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Blanking cap for fixed socket and free
straight socket
9.8
9
ø 7.5
ø 3.5
60
3.5
Part number
BRA.00.200.PCSG
Weight
(g)
0.6
Note: upon request this cap can be supplied in black and the last letter
“G” of the part number should be replaced with “N”.
Fitting of the cord
Slide the socket into the loop of the cord. Place the loop into
the groove in front of the collet nut and tighten the loop.
● Body material: Polyoxymethylen (POM) grey
● Cord material: Polyamid 6, grey
BRA
● O-ring material: Silicone rubber
● Maximum operating temperature: 100°C
● Watertightness: IP61 according to IEC 60529
Blanking cap for free socket
60
9.8
9
ø 7.5
3.5
Note: upon request this cap can be supplied in black and the last letter
“G” of the part number should be replaced with “N”.
BRD
● Body material: Polyoxymethylen (POM) grey
● Cord material: Polyamid 6, grey
● O-ring material: Silicone rubber
● Maximum operating temperature: 100°C
● Watertightness: IP61 according to IEC 60529
Blanking cap for fixed socket,
free socket and coupler
BRE
● Body material: Brass (UNS C 38500), nickel-plated (3 µm)
● Cable material: Stainless steel
● O-ring material: Silicone rubber or FPM
● Maximum operating temperature: 250°C
● Watertightness: IP61 according to IEC 60529
Earthing cap
Part number
Cable
group
Dim.
LC
Note: the shield braid of the cable should be soldered onto the back
of the cap screwed on the socket outer shell.
GCD
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) gold-plated (0.5 µm)
L
ø 8
S 7
ø C
Part number
BRD.00.200.PCSG
Weight
(g)
0.5
Part number
BRE.00.200.NAS
Weight
(g)
6.5
GCD.00.020.LA
GCD.00.032.LA
GCD.00.050.LA
1122.0
2-3-416 3.2
6195.0
ø 8
7.5
3.5
8.8
ø 3.5
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GM
3.5 maxi
Bend relief
•
®
L
Note:
a) for use with crimp models and nut for fitting a bend relief.
b) the last letter of the part number “•” specifies the colour.
Refer to the table below, for GRA washers, to define another
colour and replace the letter “•” by the one corresponding
to the colour required.
c) material: TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
d) operating temperature: -40°C + 80°C
Note: sockets and plugs to be crimped are always supplied with a
crimp ferrule. To order this accessory separately, use the above part
numbers.
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GBB Tapered washer
ø 9
2
ø 7.1
GEA Hexagonal nut
GEB Round nut
M7 x 0.5
4
ø 9
GEC Conical nut
8
M7 x 0.5
2.5
ø 10
GEG Notched nut
Part number
GBB.00.250.LN
Weight
(g)
0.2
Part number
GEA.00.240.LN
Weight
(g)
0.6
Part number
GEC.00.240.LN
Weight
(g)
0.6
Part number
GEB.00.240.LN
WeightStandard
(g)for models
0.8ECP, ESG
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) nickel-plated (3 µm)
● Material:
- Brass (UNS C 38500) nickel-plated (3 µm)
- Aluminium alloy natural anodized
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) nickel-plated (3 µm)
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) nickel-plated (3 µm)
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) nicked-plated (3 µm)
Note: to order this accessory separately, use the above part number.
Note: sockets and plugs are supplied with a hexagonal nut as stan-
dard. To order this accessory separately, use the above part number.
The last letters “LN” of the part number refer to the nut material and
treatment. If a nut in aluminium alloy is desired, replace the last letters
of the part number by “PT”.
Note: to order this accessory separately, use the above part number.
Note: to order this accessory separately, use the above part number.
Note: to order this accessory separately, use the above part numbers.
Dimensions (mm)
Standard
ABeL
for models
Part number
GEG.00.240.LN
EPE, EPS, EPR
8.710M7 x 0.52.5PES, PFS, PLK,
VPS, HEP
ø7.1
1
ø9.5
Part number
GBA.00.250.FN
Weight
(g)
0.2
Locking washerGBA
Note: sockets and plugs are always supplied with a locking washer.
To order this accessory separately, use the above part number.
9
M7 x 0.5
2
ø 10.2
ø A
e
ø B
L
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Tooling
50
40
ø 14
Part number
DCG.91.149.0TN
Part number
of the nut
GEA.00.240.LN
Spanner for hexagonal nutDCG
Part number
DCA.91.149.0TN
Part number
of the nut
GEA.00.240.LN
Spanner for hexagonal nut with locator
for flats on socket thread
DCA
Part number
DCH.91.101.PA
Part number
of the nut
GEG.00.240.LN
Spanner for notched nutDCH
● Material: Blackened steel
● Material: Blackened steel
● Material: blue polyurethane
GCA Earthing Washer
ø 9.5
0.4
18.2
ø 7.1
Part number
GCA.00.255.LT
Weight
(g)
0.2
● Material: Brass (UNS C 27400) treated CuSnZn (2 µm)
GEB Slotted nut
● Material: Brass (UNS C 38500) nicked-plated (3 µm)
Note: to order this accessory separately, use the above part numbers.
Note: this type of tool has been produced in order to facilitate the
mating and unmating of plugs and is particularly useful in high density
applications.
Note: 1) If these models are used with a tapered washer GBB,
the panel cut-out must be according P1.
Recommended mounting nut torque: 1 Nm.
+0.02
0
EPY0.85.080.8
Model
Dimensions
ABC
PCB drilling pattern
Cut-out
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
P12
P15
P13
XRG
1.85.50.8P14
Drill
Panel cut-outs
L mini
L mini
P1P2P3P4P5
P6P7P8
P15P12P9P10 P11
P13
P14
e
ø A
ø A
+ 0.1
0
+ 0.1
0
+ 0.1
+ 0.1
0
B
0
B
+ 0.1
ø A
ø C
0
+ 0.1
0
B
==
B
B
+ 0.1
ø A
0
==
B
+ 0.1
ø C
0
+ 0.1
ø A
B
0
2.05
ø C
+ 0.1
0
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Cable assembly
Terminating of plugs and straight sockets with cable collet
M3M2M1
T
± 0.2
S
± 0.2
L
± 0.2
1. Cable preparation
First place the bend relief (if to be used) on the cable.
Strip the cable according to dimensions below.
2. Cable termination
2.1 Place the collet nut ➀ and the collet ➁ on the cable. Fold back the
shield braid onto the conical part of the collet, and trim to the outer
edge of the collet
2.2 Slide the subassembly ➂ to trap the shield braiding and solder the
central conductor into the contact.
Straight plug
Free socket
Fixed socket
nut fixing
Crimp
Crimp
2.3 Slide the insulator ➃ onto the subassembly ➂ until it rests against
the earthing sleeve of the subassembly ➂.
2.4 Slide the assembly into the connector outer shell ➄. Screw the
collet nut ➀ into the connector outer shell ➄ using the appropriate
tool and tighten to a torque of 0.25 Nm (see “Tooling” on page 35,
36 and 37). Push the bend relief (if used) onto the collet nut.
Cable
group
1-2-3-4-8
6-7
M1
TSL
44.59
–––
M2
TSL
–––
7.58.513
M3
TSL
558
–––
Note: these terminating instructions apply to the following models:
M1 = FFA, FFE, FFF, PCA, PSA
M2 = FFY
M3 = FFC
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5
4
4
3
1
2
3
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Terminating of plugs and straight sockets with cable crimping (crimp contact)
M4
T
± 0.2
S
± 0.2
L
± 0.2
1. Cable preparation
First place the bend relief (if to be used) on the cable.
Strip the cable according to dimensions below.
2. Cable termination
2.1 Place crimp ferrule ➀ on the cable. Widen the shield braid.
Slide the subassembly ➁ into the cable until the insulator rests
against the dielectric and the cable conductor is visible through
the contact inspection hole.
2.2 Crimp the contact with the LEMO crimping tool using
the square hole (see “Tooling” on page 37).
Gently pull the cable in order to check the crimping.
2.3 Slide the crimp ferrule ➀ onto the shield until it rests against
the crimp backnut of the subassembly ➁. Crimp with the same
LEMO crimping tool using the hexagonal opening.
Slide the insulator ➂ onto the subassembly ➁.
2.4 Slide the assembly into the connector shell ➃ and screw it
onto the subassembly ➁. Tighten using the appropriate tool
to a torque of 0.25 Nm (see “Tooling” on page 35, 36 and 37).
Push the bend relief (if used) onto the crimp ferrule ➀.
Cable
group
1-2-3-4-8
6-7
M4
TS L
71519.5
71521.5
Note: these terminating instructions apply to the following models:
M4 = FFS, FFV, PCS, PSS, PES
Straight plug
Free socket
Fixed socket
nut fixing
Crimp
Crimp
4
3
4
4
2
23
1
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Terminating of plugs and straight sockets with cable crimping (solder contact)
M5
T
± 0.2
S
± 0.2
L
± 0.2
1. Cable preparation
First place the bend relief (if to be used) on the cable.
Strip the cable according to dimensions below.
2. Cable terminating
2.1 Place the crimp ferrule ➀ on the cable. Widen the shield braid.
Slide the subassembly ➁ over the cable until the insulator rests
against the dielectric and the cable conductor is visible through
the contact solder hole.
2.2 Solder the conductor through the hole.
2.3 Slide the crimp ferrule ➀ onto the shield until it rests against
the crimp backnut of the subassembly ➁.
Crimp with the LEMO crimping tool using the hexagonal opening
(see “Tooling” on page 37).
Slide the insulator ➂ onto the subassembly ➁.
2.4 Slide the assembly into the connector shell ➃ and screw
it onto the subassembly ➁. Tighten using the appropriate tool
to a torque of 0.25 Nm (see tooling on pages 35, 36 and 37).
Push the bend relief (if used) onto the crimp ferrule.
Cable
group
1-2-3-4-8
6-7
M5
TS L
51217
51219
Note: these terminating instructions apply to the following models:
M5 = FFS, FFV
Straight plug
Free socket
Fixed socket
nut fixing
Solder
Solder
4
3
4
4
2
23
1
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2
1
4
5
L
± 0.2
S
± 0.2
T
± 0.2
2
1
3
4
L
± 0.2
S
± 0.2
T
± 0.2
Terminating of elbow plugs (90°) with cable collet (solder contact)and cable crimp (solder contact)
M7M6
1. Cable preparation
First place the bend relief
(if to be used) on the cable.
Strip the cable according to
dimensions below.
2. Cable terminating
2.1 Place the collet nut ➀ and
collet ➁ on the cable. Fold
back the shield braid onto
the conical part of the collet,
and trim to outer edge of the
collet.
2.2 Slide the assembly into
the connector shell ➂
and tighten the collet nut ➀
using the appropriate tool
to a torque of 0.25 Nm
(see “Tooling” on page 35,
36 and 37). Check that
the cable conductor rests
in the contact slot, solder
the conductor through
the hole.
2.3 Place the insulating sleeve ➃
over the soldered contact.
2.4 Close the access hole with
the flat screw ➄.
Push the bend relief (if used)
onto the collet nut ➀.
1. Cable preparation
First place the bend relief
(if to be used) on the cable.
Strip the cable according to
dimensions below.
2. Cable terminating
2.1 Place the cable crimp ferrule
➀ on the cable and widen
the braiding.
2.2 Slide the cable into the connector shell ➁. Check that
cable conductor rests in the
contact slot, tin solder the
conductor through the hole.
Slide the crimp ferrule ➀ over
the braiding until it reaches
the connector shell ➁. Crimp
with the LEMO crimp tool
using the hexagonal opening
(see “Tooling” on page 37).
2.3 Place the insulating sleeve ➂
over the soldered contact.
2.4 Close the connector hole
with the flat screw ➃.
Push the bend relief (if used)
onto the crimping tube ➀.
Note: these terminating instructions apply to the following
models:
M6 = FLA
Note: these terminating instructions apply to the following
models:
M7 = FLS, FLV
Cable
group
1-2-3-4-8
6-7
M7
TS L
14.5 9
34.511
Cable
group
1-2-3-4-8
M6
TS L
13.56.5
Solder
Solder
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01 Series
The plugs and sockets of the 01 series are amongst the smallest available 50 Ω coax connectors with a self-latching
intermating capability. In spite of their small size and light weight, their technical characteristics remain excellent.
Available in a wide range of housing configurations, they are especially useful when connecting onto printed circuit
boards.
ERA
ECP
EPA
EPL
EVP
HEV
FFS
FLS
FPA
FVS
ABA
FFH
FLH
PSS
PCS
FRT
T-plug with
two sockets
T-coupler
RAD
RMA
FTA
RTA
Fixed socket
Plug with
resistor
Straight plugsFixed plug
Elbow plugs
Fixed socketsElbow socket
Fixed coupler
Metal housing models (page 46)
Adaptors (See page 50)
Threated-latching models
(See page 50)
Free socket
Free coupler
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PCS
FFS01
Cable ø
Collet type:
E = with cable crimping
250
Insert configuration:
250 = coaxial (50 Ω)
Housing :
N = brass nickel-plated
1)
D = brass gold-plated
Model: (page 44)
Series: 01
DLAE31
Fixed socket
ERA01250DLL
Insulator:
L = PEEK
K = PCTFE
Contact type:
L = female solder
N = female print
D = male print
Part Numbering System
Plug
01
250
DLLE31
Free socket
Part Number Example
...
...
...
Fixed plug
FPA01250DLD
...
Fixed coupler
RAD01250DLM
...
FFS.01.250.DLAE31 = straight plug for cable crimping, 01 series, coaxial type 50 Ω, outer shell is gold-plated brass,
PEEK insulator, male solder contact, type E crimp ferrule for cable group 2, 3 or 4.
Contact type:
A = male solder
L = female solder
Contact type:
M = female-female
F = female-female-male
X = female-female-female
Part Section Showing Internal Components
Note: 1) treatment not available for the printed circuit models
Impedance
Operating voltage (50 Hz)
Test voltage (50 Hz)
Rated current
Contact resistance
Screen resistance
Insulating resistance
VSWR
50 Ω–
0.3 kV rms–
1.0 kV rms IEC 60512-24a
4 AIEC 60512-35a
< 6 m ΩIEC 60512-22a
< 3.5 m Ω
> 1012ΩIEC 60512-23a
see chart N°1 beside
Mechanical and climatical
Electrical
Technical Characteristics
Note:1)Depending on cable design
1N = 0.102 kg
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
The VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) is the value
representing the power reflected in a connection. In
most cases, the working frequency range is where
VSWR is ≤ 1.25.
Note: VSWR measured with a RG-174 A/U cable. According to IEC
60169-1-1 standard
M1
Cable assembly (page 53)
FFS.01.250.DLAE24
FFS.01.250.DLAE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
10.550.952.35
2-3-40.551.653.0
M1
Cable assembly (page 53)
FFH.01.250.DLAE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
2-3-40.551.653.0
1
V
FFH Straight plug, non-latching
for cable crimping
SWR
1.3
50Ω
1.2
1.1
1.0
10002000300040005000 f
FFS + PCS
(MHz)
20
S 4
14.5
S 4
ø 5
18
13
ø 5
S 4
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FPA Straight plug, non-latching,
for printed circuit
FLSElbow plug (90°) for cable crimping
ERA Fixed socket, nut fixing
ECP Fixed socket, nut fixing
(back panel mounting)
P1
Panel cut-out (page 53)
Part number
ERA.01.250.•LL
Weight
(g)
1.3
P1
Panel cut-out (page 53)
Part number
ECP.01.250.•LL
Weight
(g)
1.1
• = material of shell D or N
• = material of shell D or N
• = material of shell D or N
P4
PCB drilling pattern (page 53)
Part number
FPA.01.250.DLD
Weight
(g)
1.5
M2
Cable assembly (page 53)
FLS.01.250.•LAE24
FLS.01.250.•LAE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
10.50.952.35
2-3-40.51.653.0
M3
Cable assembly, crimp contact (page 53)
FLH Elbow plug (90°) non-latching,
for cable crimping
• = material of shell D or N
Part number
FLH.01.250.•LAE31
Cable
Cond. Ø Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupmaximaximaxi
2-3-40.41.653.0
12.1
6.6
12
ø 7.5
11
6
14.5
13
3
5
1
ø 0.9
6
10.5
4
M5x0.5
ø 8
S 7
2 max
ø 6
S 5
10.5
5.7
M5x0.5
ø 7
3.5 max
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PSS Fixed socket, nut fixing,
for cable crimping
PCS Free socket for cable crimping
FRT Straight plug with resistor
Resistor
Weight
(g)
50 Ω 0.6 W1.0
P1
Panel cut-out (page 53)
EPA Straight socket for printed circuit
EPL Elbow socket (90°) for printed circuit
P4
PCB drilling pattern (page 53)
Part number
EPA.01.250.DLN
Weight
(g)
1.6
P4
PCB drilling pattern (page 53)
Part number
EPL.01.250.DLN
Weight
(g)
3.2
M1
Cable assembly (page 53)
PCS.01.250.DLLE24
PCS.01.250.DLLE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
10.550.952.35
2-3-40.551.653.0
M1
Cable assembly (page 53)
PSS.01.250.DLLE24
PSS.01.250.DLLE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
10.550.952.35
2-3-40.551.653.0
Part number
FRT.01.250.DLA50
Note: Non standard, on request only
12
3
1
ø 5.8
ø 0.9
6
6
12.5
8.5
10
3
ø 0.9
6
ø 6
1
18
S 4 S 4
ø 5
ø 8
M5x0.5
S 4
S 7
3 maxi
18
4
ø 6
S 5
17
11.5
ø 5
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RAD Fixed coupler, nut fixing
RMA Free coupler
FTA T-plug with two sockets in line
RTA T-coupler with three sockets
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P2
Panel cut-out (page 53)
Part number
RMA.01.250.DLM
Weight
(g)
1.1
Part number
RTA.01.250.DLX
Weight
(g)
2.5
Part number
RAD.01.250.DLM
Weight
(g)
1.8
Part number
FTA.01.250.DLF
Weight
(g)
2.6
Note: Non standard, on request only
Note: Non standard, on request only
S 5
ø 6.5
14
4
2 maxi
S 7
M5.5x0.5
ø 8
14
ø 5
ø 7.5
6.8
19
12.3
19
6
11.8
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HEV Fixed socket, round nut fixing
for threaded latching plug, watertight
(back panel mounting)
Part number
HEV.01.250.NKL
Weight
(g)
2.3
ABA Adaptor from LEMO socket
to BNC plug
Part number
ABA.01.250.NLL
Weight
(g)
17.5
Adaptors
Threaded-latching models
P3
Panel cut-out (page 53)
EVP Fixed socket, nut fixing
for threaded latching plug
Part number
EVP.01.250.NKL
Weight
(g)
1.2
FVS Straight plug, threaded latching
for cable crimping
P1
Panel cut-out (page 53)
M1
Cable assembly (page 53)
FVS.01.250.NKAE31
Part number
CableCond.Dielectric Ø Sheath Ø
groupØ maxmaxmax
2-3-40.551.653.0
20
18
ø 8
ø8
~ 78mm
~ 88mm
S 4
M5x0.5
S 7
5.5 maxi
5.0 mini
ø6
6.5
S 4
10.5
4
2 max
12.5
22
S 6
AWG 28
ø 6.3
ø 6
M5x0.5
M5x 0.5
3 min
27
ø 14.5
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2-3-43.83.056
2-3-43.83.17
Cable
group
Crimp ferrule
Part number
Dim.
ØAØBL
FFS
FFS.01.160.DA
FFS.01.161.DA
FFH.01.161.D•
1)
Note:
1)
for models FFH and FLH
Sockets and plugs to be crimped are always supplied with a
crimp ferrule. To order this accessory separately, use the
above part numbers.
Terminating of plugs and straight sockets with cable crimping (solder contact)
The cable assembly of the 01.250 requires specific stripping
dimensions. See below.
However the procedure is similar to the 00.250 series.
See pages 41 and 42.
Cable
assembly
M1
M2
M3
ModelTSL
FFH-FFS-FVS 3.5610
PCS-PSS
FLS1.248.5
FLM1.2410
M•
Model
EPA, FPA, EPL
Instruction of the 00 series
to use as a reference
M5 (page 41)
M7 (page 42)
M7 (page 42)
Drill
P4
Model
ERA-ECP-EVP-PSS
RAD
HEV
Cut-out
P1
P2
P3
P1P2P3
M1M2M3
P4
L mini
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+ 0.1
0
Ø A
+ 0.1
ø A
ø C
0
+ 0.1
0
B
==
B
T
S
± 0.2
L
± 0.2
± 0.2
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Outer Shell
mV
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Technical Characteristics
Brass
LEMO series 00 & 01 connectors have a brass outer
shell as standard, and this is suitable for most general
purpose applications, including civilian and military.
The brass outer shells have a nickel-plated surface which
ensures very good protection against most environments.
Alternative protective coatings available are:
– Nickel-chrome offering higher protection against salt
air and most corrosive agents
– Nickel-gold
– Nickel-black chrome. After the black chrome treatment,
the part is coated with a protective film.
The shell surface is protected by anodizing which is
available in six colors: blue, yellow, black, red, green,
and natural.
Materials and Treatment
Component
Outer shell, collet nut,
conical nut
or notched nut
Earthing crown
Latch sleeve
Crimp ferrule
Locking washer
Hexagonal nut
Other metallic components
O-ring and gaskets
Sealing resin
Material (Standard)
Brass (UNS C 38500)
Aluminium alloy
PEEK
Cu-Be (UNS C 17300)
Special Brass
Copper (UNS C 18700)
Bronze (UNS C 52100)
Brass (UNS C 38500)
Brass (UNS C 38500)
Silicone or FPM
Epoxy
NickelChromeGoldBlack Chrome
CuNiCuNiCrCuNiAuCuNiCr
0.530.530.30.53 0.5– 1 2
0.53–––0.531.5–––
0.53–––0.531.5–––
0.53–––0.531.5–––
0.53–––0.530.5–––
0.53–––0.530.5–––
0.53–––0.530.5–––
Plastic Materials
A PEEK outer shell is available which offers excellent
insulating properties and is mostly used in the medical
industry. This material is suitable for gas or steam sterilization.
Other Metallic Components
In general, other components are manufactured from
brass. However, bronze is used where good elasticity is
required (for example: earthing crown).
These parts are nickel or nickel-gold plated depending on
the utilization.
Surface Treatment (µm)
Notes: The surface treatment
standards are as follows:
anodized
beige colored
without treatment
–
– nickel SAE AMS QQ N 290,
or MIL DTL 32119
– chrome SAE AMS 2460
– gold ISO 27874
– black chrome
MIL DTL 14538
with a minimum of 10 µm
lacquer protection
Electrical Characteristics
Shell electrical continuity
(measured according to IEC 60512-2 test 2f)
Values with earthing crown and latch sleeve or inner-sleeve nickel
R
1
plated.
Values with gold-plated earthing crown and nickel plated latch
R
2
sleeve or inner-sleeve.
Values with earthing crown and gold-plated latch sleeve or inner-
R
3
sleeve.
Serie 00Serie 01
R
R
1
(mΩ)
(mΩ)
3.52.82.0
Testing current: 1A
A = Ammeter
mV = Millivoltmeter
G = Generator
R
2
(mΩ)
R
3
1
(mΩ)
N.A2.31.5
R
(mΩ)
R
2
3
(mΩ)
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ASTM D 149 / IEC 60243kV/mm19 - 25 17.2 - 24
ASTM D 257 / IEC 60093Ω●cm10
16
10
18
ASTM D 257 / IEC 60093Ω10
15
10
17
ASTM C 177W/K ●m0.250.23
IEC 60112VCTI 150 CTI 500
ASTM D 150 / IEC 60250–3.2 - 3.52 - 2.1
ASTM D 150 / IEC 60250 –< 0.005 < 0.0003
–°C250260
–°C-53-200
ASTM D 570 / ISO R624%< 0.3< 0.01
–Gy10
7
2 ●10
2
UL 94 / UL 94–V 0V 0
Electrical Contact
rads10310410510610710810910
10
Gray (Gy) 10110210310410510610710
8
radiation dose γ
Radiation resistance
PEEK
PTFE
Damage
minimal to mild (almost always usable)
mild to moderate (often satisfactory)
moderate to severe (unusable)
Technical Description
The secure, reliable electromechanical connection
achieved with LEMO female contacts is mainly due to
two important design features:
1. Prod proof entry which ensures perfect concentric
mating even with well used and/or carelessly handled
connectors.
2. The pressure spring that maintains a constant, even
force on the male contact when mated. The leading
edge of the spring is chamfered to slide smoothly on
the male contact, preserving the gold-plated surface
treatment and preventing undue wear.
Contact Material
LEMO female electrical contacts are made from bronze
(UNS C 54400). Bronze is chosen because of its high
modulus of elasticity, its excellent electrical conductivity
and a high mechanical strength.
LEMO male solder and print contacts are made from
brass (UNS C 38500). Male crimp contacts are made
from brass (UNS C 34500) which is ideal for crimping
onto the electrical conductor.
Conductor retention method
Both male and female contacts are available in crimp,
solder or print versions.
Insulator
Note: the technical data contained in
this chapter gives a general information about plastic materials used by
LEMO as electrical insulator materials. LEMO reserves the right to propose new material which would have
higher technical characteristics and
to withdraw any material contained
in this publication or others from
LEMO and its subsidiary companies.
LEMO only uses granulated, powdered plastic materials or bars from
specialized suppliers. LEMO is not
responsible, in any case, for these
materials.
Property
Dielectric strength
Volume resistivity at 50% HR and 23°C
Surface resistivity
Thermal conductivity
Comparative tracking index
Dielectric constant (106 Hz)
Dissipation factor (106 Hz)
Maximum continuous service temperature
Minimum continuous service temperature
Water absorption in 24h at 23°C
Radiation resistance
Flammability rating
Test
UnitPEEKPTFE
method
Technical Characteristics
Technical Description
LEMO uses virgin quality PTFE for the insulator material
of coaxial connectors, which guarantees excellent insulating properties.
LEMO also proposes PEEK (Polyether Etherketone). Its
higher mechanical strength and excellent radiation resistance make it ideal for most applications.
Insulation resistance between the contacts
and contact/shell
(measured according to IEC 60512-2 test 3a)
MultipoleUnipole
PEEKPTFE
> 1012Ω> 1012Ω
> 1010Ω> 1010Ω
Insulating material
new
after humidity test
1)
Note:1)21 days
at 95% RH
according to
IEC 60068-2-3.
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2.5
A
ø 0.7
ø 0.6
ø 0.6
ø 0.7
ø 0.7ø 0.7
Materials and Treatments
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Au
Ni
Cu
Bronze
Notes: the standard surface treatments are as follows:
– Nickel SAE AMS QQ N 290 or MIL DTL 32119
– Gold ISO 27874
Solder Contacts
The conductor bucket of these contacts is machined at
an angle to form a cup into which the solder can flow.
Design is compatible with the use of lead-free solder.
Type
Male solder
Male crimp
Male print
Female solder
Female crimp
Female print
1)
minimum value
Material (Standard)
Brass (UNS C 38500)
Brass (UNS C 34500)0.531.0
Brass (UNS C 38500)
Bronze
(UNS C 54400)
Surface treatment (µm)
CuNiAu
0.531.5
1)
Features of the LEMO crimp contacts:
– Quick and simple assembly
– Insulator is not heated during contact
to conductor assembly
– High temperature applications possible
– Increased conductor retention force
Print contacts
Print contacts are available in certain connectors versions,
mostly for the straight or elbow sockets models. Connection is made on flexible or rigid printed circuits by soldering
Crimp Contacts
The square form crimp method is used (MIL-C-22520F,
type 2) (photo 1).
The crimp method requires a controlled compression to
obtain a symmetrical deformation of the conductor
strand and of the contact material. The radial hole in the
side of the contact enables correct positioning of the
conductor within the contact to be verified. A good
crimping is characterized by a small conductor section
reduction and by the quite closed free spaces.
The LEMO crimp contacts are factory annealed to relieve
internal stresses, and reduce the risk of the material
work hardening during the crimping process.
During this process, an induction heating machine
designed by LEMO’s Research and Development
Department is used (photo 2).
Contact Resistance in Relation to Numbers of Mating
Cycles (mesured according to IEC 605/2-2 test 2a)
Contact resistance (mΩ)
100030005000
cyclescyclescycles
5.65.76.1
Maximum values mesured after the
mating cycles and the salt spray
test according to IEC 60512-6 test
11f.
Thickness comparison between the outside
and the inside of female contacts
Gold thickness
male
(µm)
1.01.570
female
outsideinside
(µm)(%)
A = inspection point
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Note: collet nut tightening torque: maximum 0.25 Nm (1N = 0.102 kg)
Component
Earthing sleeve
Collet
Crimp ferrule
Collet nut
Surface Treatment
(µm)
Material (Standard)
CuNi
Brass (UNS C 38500)0.53
Brass (UNS C 38500)0.53
Copper (UNS C 18700)0.53
Brass (UNS C 38500)0.53
Cable fixing onto LEMO connectors is determined by the connector model. This is achieved either with a cable collet
system or with hexagonal crimping (MIL-C-22520F, type 2).
The collet system cable fixing is made without any special tooling. The crimping method guarantees a good electrical
continuity of the shield which improves greatly the shielding efficiency of the cable/connector link.
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PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND CONSULT ALL RELEVENT NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR YOUR APPLICATION.
IMPROPER HANDLING, CABLE ASSEMBLY, OR WRONG USE OF CONNECTORS CAN RESULT IN HAZARDOUS
SITUATIONS.
1. SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD
Incorrect wiring, the use of damaged components, presence of foreign objects (such as metal debris), and / or residue
(such as cleaning fluids), can result in short circuits, overheating, and / or risk of electric shock.
Mated components should never be disconnected while live as this may result in an exposed electric arc and local
overheating, resulting in possible damage to components.
2. HANDLING
Connectors and their components should be visually inspected for damage prior to installation and assembly. Suspect
components should be rejected or returned to the factory for verification.
Connector assembly and installation should only be carried out by properly trained personnel. Proper tools must be
used during installation and / or assembly in order to obtain safe and reliable performance.
3. USE
Connectors with exposed contacts should never be live (or on the current supply side of a circuit). Under general
conditions voltages above 30 VAC and 42 VDC are considered hazardous and proper measures should be taken to
eliminate all risk of transmission of such voltages to any exposed metal part of the connector.
4. TEST AND OPERATING VOLTAGES
The maximum admissible operating voltage depends upon the national or international standards in force for the
application in question. Air and creepage distances impact the operating voltage; reference values are indicated in the
catalog however these may be influenced by PC board design and / or wiring harnesses.
The test voltage indicated in the catalog is 75% of the mean breakdown voltage; the test is applied at 500 V/s and the
test duration is 1 minute.
5. CE MARKING
CE Marking is applied to a complete product or device, and implies that the device complies with one or several
European safety directives.
CE Marking can not be applied to electromechanical components such as connectors.
6. PRODUCT IMPROVEMENTS
The LEMO Group reserves the right to modify and improve to our products or specifications without providing prior
notification.
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