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Common Sockets

Note: The structure of

@-E models provides finger protection. Round terminals cannot be used. Use forked crimp terminals.

* Use a #1 Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screws on this Socket.

* The structure does not resist flux. Manual soldering is recommended for this product.

Model

PTF (front-mounting), pages 18 to 15

PT (back-mounting), pages 19 to 16

Number

of pins

Solder terminals

Wrapping terminals

PCB terminals

8 pins

11 pins

14 pins

PTF08A Approx. 47 g

PTF08A-E *1

PT08 Approx. 11 g

PT08QN

Approx. 10.4 g

PT08-0 *2

Approx. 8 g

PTF11A Approx. 61 g

PT11 Approx. 13 g

PT11QN

PT11-0 *2

Approx. 12.2 g

PTF14A Approx. 77 g

PTF14A-E *1

PT14 Approx. 17 g

PT14QN

Approx.

20 g

PT14-0 *2

Approx. 16.2 g

Model

P7LF (front-mounting), page 20

Number

of pins

6 pins

P7LF-06 Approx. 60 g

Note: Refer to Models with Standards Certification for detailed information on the models of Common Sockets that are certified for standards.