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The 36150 is CONN RING 16-22 AWG #6 PIDG, that includes Red Color, they are designed to operate with a Copper Material, Series is shown on datasheet note for use in a PIDG, that offers Product features such as Screw Terminals, Type is designed to work in Ring, as well as the Bulk Alternate Packaging Packaging, the device can also be used as MS25036-101 Part Aliases. In addition, the Voltage Rating is 300 VAC, the device is offered in PIDG FASTON Tradename, the device has a Commercial of Qualification, it has an Operating Temperature Range range of + 105 C, and the Termination is Crimp, and Mounting Type is Free Hanging (In-Line), and the Features is Serrated Termination, and Contact Material is Copper, and the Contact Finish is Tin, and Wire Gauge is 16-22 AWG, and the Gender is Female, and Insulation is Insulated, and the Length Overall is 0.672" (17.07mm), and Terminal Type is Circular, and the Stud Tab Size is 6 Stud, and Width Outer Edges is 0.218" (5.54mm), and the Thickness is 0.031" (0.79mm), and Contact Plating is Tin, and the Insulation Material is Nylon.
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The 3615 is Analog Panel Meters 1357ET 240 VAC 60 manufactured by Simpson. The 3615 is available in SOP-8 Package, is part of the Panel Meters, , and with support for Analog Panel Meters 1357ET 240 VAC 60.
