Amphenol C091 B Connector Characteristics

This document describes the features and characteristics of Amphenol 23 connectors, including temperature range, protected ground requirements for metal housing parts, contact arrangement, and electrical characteristics.


Amphenol C091 B Connector Characteristics - cover page
Brand
Amphenol
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
168 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
C091
MD5 checksum
6E41FD9BD6DD22EBDB988979C19B0B20

About this manual

The Amphenol C091 B is a male cable connector with a bayonet locking mechanism. It is offered with various cable outlet sizes (6 mm, 8 mm, 6.5 mm) and can be terminated by solder or crimp. Contact plating options include silver or gold, and the housing is die‑cast with a nickel‑plated finish.

Key specifications include a rated voltage of 300 V, impulse withstand voltage up to 1500 V, current rating of 5 A at +40 °C, IP‑40 protection, and climatic category 40/85/56. Silver‑plated contacts are rated for 500 mating cycles, while gold‑plated contacts support 1000 cycles. The connector complies with IEC standards for insulation, resistance, and mechanical performance.

What's inside

  • General Characteristics
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Climatic Characteristics
  • Mechanical Characteristics
  • Materials
  • Termination Options
  • Locking System

Specifications

Number of contacts3, 4, 5, 5 Stereo, 6
Installation categoryIEC 606641
Mating cycles (silver contacts)500
Mating cycles (gold contacts)1000
Housing materialDie cast, nickel plated
Contact platingSilver plated / gold plated
Termination techniqueSolder or crimp
Flammability ratingUL 94 V0
Locking systemBayonet

Frequently asked questions

What termination methods are available for the C091 B connector?

It can be terminated by solder or by crimp.

How many mating cycles are guaranteed for gold‑plated contacts?

Gold‑plated contacts are rated for 1000 mating cycles.

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