NEUTRIK Speakonstecker 2 pol. NL 2 FXX

The speakON cable connectors are the standard connectors for amplifier / loudspeaker connections. The 2- and 4-pole speakON cable connectors have been specially developed for high current loads such as those found in sound reinforcement and PA applications. The speakON cable connectors in a robust plastic housing have a traditional Neutrik collet strain relief, a unique locking system and touch-safe contacts.

Features:

• Fits all 2- and 4-pole installation versions, makes contact +1/-1
• New ergonomic design with non-slip two-component housing
• Simple assembly: collet mechanically locks into place in the insert. Both components form a fixed unit (see also video below)
• Rated current up to 37 A effective value (rms)
• Unique NEUTRIK locking mechanism and strain relief for cable diameters from 6 to 12 mm
• IEC 61984 certified and therefore approved as a component for devices according to IEC 62368-1
• Superior NEUTRIK quality standard, extremely robust and reliable
• Simple and reliable twist-lock system
• Improved kink protection thanks to two-component clamping sleeve

Technical data:

• Title: NL2FXX-W-S
• Series: speakON FXX two-pole
• Contact resistance: < 2 mΩ
• Dielectric strength: 2.8 kV AC
• Insulation resistance: > 10 GΩ (initial)
• Number of electrical contacts: 2 + PE
• Approval Europe: IEC 61984: 37 A 250 V AC
• Approval USA: UL1977: 35 A 250 V AC
• Approval Canada: CSA C22.2 No.182.3: 24 A 250 V AC
• Outer cable diameter: 6 - 12 mm
• Service life: typically 5,000 mating cycles
• Conductor cross-section: 1.5 - 4 mm²
• Conductor cross-section: 17 - 11 AWG
• Locking: twist lock
• Connection type: Screw terminals
• Contact coating: Ag
• Contacts: Copper alloy
• Insert: Polyamide (PA6.6)
• Locking element: Zinc die-cast
• Housing: Polyamide (PA6) / TPE
• Strain relief: Polyketone
• Clamping sleeve: Polypropylene / TPE
• Temperature range: -33 to +80 °C
• Protection class: IP20
• Flammability according to UL94: V-0

Specs:

• Theme: Cables and Pins
• Type: Speakon Plug

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