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Home > Forums > Electrical / Electronic Engineers > Activities > Power Supply and Electronic Component Design Forum

Banana Jack

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Osx (Mechanical)

3 Dec 07 22:29

Hi:

Can anyone give me a lead on where to source a plastic banana jack that looks like this used for a labratory equipment? Critical Dimensions are the 0.630 and the 0.085 shown on the side view.

Spec:
For sheathed banana plugs
Max Current 36A
Max Voltage 1000 V CAT III

Please see attached jpg of the jack and dimensions.

Thanks.

ScottyUK (Electrical)

4 Dec 07 2:31

Doesn't look like a standard 4mm jack will be any good. There are a few rated for the current you seek, but the bodies are longer. Is this a replacement for one that exists or have you designed yourself into an impossible situation?

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