Pro Signal 2.1mm DC Socket, Solder Terminals, 12V 500mA
Pro Signal 2.1mm DC power socket with solder terminals. Rated for 12V 500mA applications in electronics projects.
The Pro Signal 2.1mm DC Socket is a reliable receptacle designed for low-power DC applications. With a compact female connector featuring a standard 2.1mm pin diameter, it's ideal for prototype boards, power supplies, and electronic projects requiring a secure DC power connection.
Key Features
- 500mA current rating makes it suitable for various low-power devices
- Solder termination contacts ensure a secure, permanent connection
- 12V DC voltage rating for compatibility with many common electronics
This socket provides a professional solution for power input connections in DIY electronics, embedded systems, and laboratory equipment. The all-metal construction ensures durability while maintaining good electrical conductivity.
- Electronic prototyping
- Power supply connections
- DIY electronics projects
- Laboratory equipment
- Gender: Receptacle
- Current Rating: 500mA
- Pin Diameter: 2.1mm
- Termination Type: Solder
- Voltage Rating: 12VDC
- Weight: 900 grams
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