SC402-001-T1

Product Description:

The SC402-001-T1 lands in the mix as a connector from Pacific Scientific, set up for pairing with the SC400 Servo Drives. Built mainly for industrial automation, this connector uses bronze as its contact material, with tin plating overtop to ward off wear and help signals come through cleanly. The mounting is the free hanging (in-line) type, which means it hangs out on a cable rather than being fixed down to a panel, handy for setups that get moved or reconfigured once in a while. As far as numbers go, this connector carries four positions, so four wires or signals can run through without a hitch, and the solder termination keeps the connections steady over time.

The outer casing keeps things protected using a shell made from Polyamide (PA66), UL94V-0 rated—durable enough when knocks or bounces are likely, and fire resistant which ticks off an important safety box for factories. Voltage checks in at 100V AC/DC with a rated current of 2A, covering the bulk of traditional servo applications without a sweat. Good insulation is there too—1,000 MΩ min keeps leakage current on the low, even during long hours of run time. Threads about withstanding voltage at 500V AC for one minute prove it's tough, tested at higher-than-normal supply for assurance. This bit of overkill keeps faults and breakdowns rare, letting production lines run with less nagging about connector failure.

Temperatures shifting around? Not a big deal—this part keeps working anywhere from –25°C to +85°C. That gives options for systems by windows, up in hot machinery, or in cold nether-corners. Corrosion packs little punch too, due to the bronze-tin combo, which stays mostly untouched even near damp airflow or old wiring. Assembly gets easier since there’s room for fingers to work with, not just flat tools, and it’s RoHS compliant for global industry standards.