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    Insulated Receptacle Accepts Two Wires

    Oct. 4, 2006
    Accepting 0.25" quick-connect tabs and available in straight or flag (90°) configurations, the RoHS-compatible Ultra-Pod insulated receptacle supports two-wire termination, or wire doubling, in a single package. Both straight and flag

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    Accepting 0.25" quick-connect tabs and available in straight or flag (90°) configurations, the RoHS-compatible Ultra-Pod insulated receptacle supports two-wire termination, or wire doubling, in a single package. Both straight and flag arrangements suit lead-maker termination. The insulator is available in UL 94 V-0 or V-2 nylon, and the terminal is brass or tin-plated brass. Pricing ranges from $45 to $81 per 1,000 pieces at 50,000 levels. TYCO ELECTRONICS, Harrisburg, PA. (800) 522-6752.

    Company: TYCO ELECTRONICS

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