Connector insert cimco 106011 for non-isolated contact pins, for conductors 0.5–10 mm²

Connector insert cimco 106011 for non-isolated contact pins accepts conductor cross-sections from 0.5 to 10 mm² and is intended for installation into compatible connector housings. The insert provides a stable mechanical hold and a low-resistance electrical path for bare conductors when used with non-insulated contact pins. It is suitable for wiring tasks in electrical equipment, distribution panels and repair work where exposed conductor contact is required.

Advantages

The design enables reliable retention of conductors over the stated conductor range and ensures consistent contact pressure with non-isolated pins. Manufactured from materials compatible with common connector housings, the insert offers stable mechanical properties and resistance to vibration in typical installation environments. Its dimensions and contact points are optimized to facilitate easy insertion of conductors and to minimize contact resistance for effective current flow.

Suitable for

• Electrical wiring and harness assembly
• Control and distribution panels
• Repair and maintenance of appliances and equipment
• Prototyping and custom connector assemblies

Key specifications

• Conductor cross-section range: 0.5–10 mm²
• Designed for use with non-isolated (bare) contact pins
• Intended for installation inside compatible connector housings
• Mechanical retention suitable for panel and cabinet installations
• Low contact resistance contact geometry

How to use

Strip the conductor insulation to the appropriate length for the compatible contact pin, insert the bare conductor into the non-isolated pin and assemble the pin with the connector insert according to the connector housing instructions. Ensure the conductor is fully seated and that the insert is correctly positioned within the housing before completing any enclosure assembly. Verify electrical continuity and secure mechanical fixation after assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use within the specified conductor cross-section range and only with non-insulated contact pins and compatible housings. Follow standard electrical installation practices: de-energize circuits before assembly, use correct stripping length, and confirm secure seating to avoid loose connections. Inspect connections periodically for signs of corrosion or mechanical wear in environments subject to vibration or contamination.