DNF18-250FIB-3K
The vibration resistant female disconnect is made of brass and is tin-plated. It is fully insulated in a red, nylon standard receptacle housing. It has a tab size of 0.250 x 0.032" (6.3 x 0.8 mm) and supports a wire range of 22-18 AWG (0.5-1.0 mm²). It is 0.84" (21.3 mm) long and 0.35" (8.9 mm) wide. The disconnect has a funnel entry barrel configuration and a butted seam barrel. It comes in reels of 3000 pieces.
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Manufacturer: | Panduit |
Manufacturer Part Number: | DNF18-250FIB-3K |
Maximum Operating Temperature: | 105 °C, 221 °F |
Material: | Brass |
Finish/Coating: | Tinned |
Insulation Material: | Nylon - Barrel Insulated |
Minimum Wire Size: | 18 AWG |
Wire Size: | 18 AWG |
Barrel Type: | Butted Seam |
Finish: | Tinned |
Product Type: | Female Disconnect |
Tab Size: | .25 in, 6.3 mm |
SKU: | PANDNF18-250FIB-3K |
Supplier Product: | Disconnects |
Overall Height mm : | 5.6 (mm) |
Sub Brand: | Reel Smart |
Product Type: | Disconnects on a Reel |
Insulation Diameter mm : | 3.5 (mm) |
Color Code: | Red |
Standards Met: | UL 310 Listed, UL Listed 20H3 E78522; CSA Certified LR31212, C22.2 No.153 |
Wire Strip Length mm : | 7.1 (mm) |
Maximum Copper Conductor Size AWG : | #22 (AWG) |
Maximum Voltage V : | 600 (V) |
Overall Height In : | 0.22 (In.) |
For Use With: | CD-800-4 CD9-4A |
Overall Width In : | 0.35 (In.) |
Wire Strip Length In : | 0.28 (In.) |
Minimum Copper Conductor Size AWG : | #18 (AWG) |
Overall Length mm : | 21.3 (mm) |
Overall Length In : | 0.84 (In.) |
Flammability Rating: | HB |
Insulation Diameter In : | 0.14 (In.) |
Overall Width mm : | 8.9 (mm) |
Environmental Initiative Details
Environmental Initiative: | RoHS |
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Compliant: | Unknown |
Date of this Information: | Unknown |
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Product Change Notice
Effective Date | Description of Change | Download |
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06/28/2021 | PAN-PCN-20210623-1 - Temporary Packaging Change. Due to limited availability on select paper goods, Panduit is forced to change the packaging of our ReelSmart reels. Per the images below, we will be removing the white liner on each flange of the reel. We anticipate this to be a temporary change and to return back to normal in September. | Download |