AMPHENOL ICC - FLM Series Zhaga Book 20 Connectors | New Product Brief
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AMPHENOL ICC - FLM Series Zhaga Book 20 Connectors
Amphenol FLM series are compliant with the Zhaga Book 20 standard, which specifies two-position connectors for smart lighting applications using the DALI-2 interface.
The FLM series features a Poka Yoke design to ensure proper mating alignment and a low-profile dimple latch that provides secure mating while allowing for easy unmating. Finger-proof plugs are available with crimp socket contacts for high volume assembly or with tool-free poke-in terminations for easy field assembly.
SMT receptacles are offered in right angle and vertical configurations for flexibility in wire-to-board applications and have molded alignment pegs to secure the connector during soldering, while a crimp socket receptacle allows for wire-to-wire installations. FLM series connectors are rated for up to 7A and 250V.
- 2 position separable interface with Poka Yoke features for proper mating
- Enables DALI-2 protocol
- Compliant with all Zhaga Book 20 specifications
- Integrated low-profile dimple latch for secure mating and easy unmating
- 5N minimum retention force
- Finger proof plug design
- Crimp socket contacts for high volume assembly
- Poke-in wire termination for field service/assembly
- SMT receptacles
- Right-angle and Vertical configurations
- Diamond-shaped alignment pegs
- Crimp socket receptacle for wire-to-wire applications
- Ratings:
- Current: 7A (with 18AWG wire)
- Voltage: 250V (AC/DC)
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