
Vertical-mount 3.5mm stereo PCB jack socket by Switchcraft. Features tin-plated contacts, 5000 cycle life & UL94V-0 rating.
The Switchcraft 3.5mm Stereo PCB Jack Socket is a vertical-mount connector designed for both mono and stereo audio applications. Featuring a compact design, this jack socket ensures ease of installation onto a printed circuit board (PCB), making it a practical choice for your electronic projects.
Built for durability, the socket boasts a robust housing made from black PBT with 15% glass fill, alongside a clear polycarbonate cover. The bushing is constructed from nickel-plated brass, while the springs utilise tin-plated phosphor bronze, ensuring reliable connectivity and a long operational life of up to 5000 cycles.
With an insulation resistance of 50MΩ minimum at 500VDC and a UL94V-0 flammability rating, this connector meets stringent safety and performance standards. The tin-plated contacts provide excellent conductivity and resistance to corrosion, making this a dependable component for audio circuitry.
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