Terrapin
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The except is italicized. Why is there two different amp ratings in the bullet points below? . I am trying to figure out what the smallest connectors that will carry 12v DC 120A will be. This I just can't decipher on my own ..
Based off the design pioneered by Anderson in 1953, APP®’s two pole SB® connectors set the standard for DC power distribution and battery connections. SB®50 connectors feature a one piece plastic housing using stainless steel springs to hold low resistance contacts in place. Wires sizes from #16 (1.5 mm²) to #6 (13.3 mm²) are held in the smallest of the SB® series housings.
• Low Resistance Silver or Tin Plated Copper Contacts Allows UL rated currents up to 120 amps
• UL Rated for Hot Plugging up to 50 Amps Great for battery or other applications where the ability to interrupt circuits is required
• Wire, PCB, and Busbar Contacts Allows one connection system to meet multiple needs
Based off the design pioneered by Anderson in 1953, APP®’s two pole SB® connectors set the standard for DC power distribution and battery connections. SB®50 connectors feature a one piece plastic housing using stainless steel springs to hold low resistance contacts in place. Wires sizes from #16 (1.5 mm²) to #6 (13.3 mm²) are held in the smallest of the SB® series housings.
• Low Resistance Silver or Tin Plated Copper Contacts Allows UL rated currents up to 120 amps
• UL Rated for Hot Plugging up to 50 Amps Great for battery or other applications where the ability to interrupt circuits is required
• Wire, PCB, and Busbar Contacts Allows one connection system to meet multiple needs