M8 A&B-Code 3-Pin Female-to-Male I-Type Splitter Connector

M8 A&B-Code 3-Pin Female-to-Male I-Type Splitter Connector provides a compact inline connection between compatible M8 interfaces. It features M8 × 1.0 screw locking, solder termination, non-shielded construction, and IP67 protection.

  • Connector Series: M8
  • Coding: A-Code / B-Code
  • Contact Configuration: 3 Pin
  • Connector Type: Female-to-Male I-Type Adapter
  • Rated Current: 3 A
  • Rated Voltage: A-Code: 60 V
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M8 A&B-Code 3-Pin Female-to-Male I-Type Splitter Connector is an inline adapter designed to connect compatible M8 female and male interfaces in a compact straight-through configuration. It supports A-Code and B-Code 3-pin connection requirements and uses the standard M8 × 1.0 screw locking interface.

The connector supports up to 3 A and provides IP67 protection, making it suitable for industrial automation, sensors, control equipment, and other applications requiring a compact M8 inline connection.

Key Features

  • M8 A&B-Code 3-pin configuration
  • Female-to-male inline connection
  • I-type adapter design
  • M8 × 1.0 screw locking
  • Rated current up to 3 A
  • Non-shielded design
  • Soldering termination
  • IP67 protection

Dimensions

Refer to the product dimensional drawing for detailed dimensions.All dimensions are in mm.

M8 A&B-Code 3-Pin Female-to-Male I-Type Splitter Connector

Technical Specifications

M8 A&B-Code 3-Pin Female-to-Male I-Type Splitter Connector 1

Parameter Specification
Connector Series M8
Coding A-Code / B-Code
Contact Configuration 3 Pin
Connector Type Female-to-Male I-Type Adapter
Operating Standard IEC 61076-2-104
Rated Current 3 A
Rated Voltage A-Code: 60 V / B-Code: 30 V
Insulation Resistance ≥100 MΩ
Contact Resistance ≤5 mΩ
Shielding Performance Non-Shielded
Locking Method M8 × 1.0 Screw
Screw Torque Recommended: 0.3 Nm / Max.: 0.6 Nm
Wiring Method Soldering
Operating Temperature -25°C to +80°C Dynamic / -40°C to +80°C Static
IP Rating IP67
Pollution Degree 3

Applications

  • Industrial automation
  • Sensor connections
  • Control systems
  • Factory equipment
  • Machine wiring
  • Industrial instrumentation
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