Plastic Circular Connector, RP13 Series
A highly reliable compact-type connector that is small, light, and tough, supporting needs associated with the miniaturization of devices.
[Features]
· Due to its compact shape, fits any model without compromising the aesthetic appearance of the model.
· Single-action push-pull lock mechanism enables rapid manipulation during insertion and removal, in addition to high-density mounting.
· The multiple keys of the mating guide ensures the connector is never inserted in incorrect positions.
· A tough polycarbonate resin material, containing glass is used for the exterior, resulting in light weight and toughness.
· Wire connection methods include crimping for plugs as well as crimping for receptacles and the circuit board dip method, enabling reduced labor and options better suited to the model used.
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Push-Pull Lock Plastic Connectors
RP13 series
Specifications of RP13 Series Plastic Circular Connectors
Variations
| Item | |
|---|---|
| Number of Contacts | 13-positions, 15-positions, 20-positions |
| Connector type | Plug/Jack: straight, Receptacle: straight, right-angle |
| Plug wired type | Crimp |
| Receptacle wired type | Crimp, PCB dip |
| Receptacle mounting method | Flange, nut-fastening |
Product Standards
| Rating | Rated Current | Standard type: 2 A (when using wire of AWG#24 or higher) Anti-static type: 2 A (when using wire of AWG#22 or higher) | Operating Temperature Range | -10 to 60°C |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated voltage | 13-positions / 15-positions: 30 V AC, 42 V DC 20-positions: 100 V AC, 140 V DC | Storage temperature range | -10 to 60°C |
| Item | Standard | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Contact resistance | 13-positions / 15-positions: 15 mΩ or less 20-positions: 30 mΩ or less | Measure at 1 A DC |
| 2. Insulation resistance: | 1,000 MΩ or more | Measure at 250 V DC |
| 3. Withstand voltage | There shall be no flashover or dielectric breakdown | 300 V AC for 1 min. |
| 4. Vibration resistance | There shall be no electrical discontinuity for 10 μs or greater | Test at 10 to 55 Hz/cycle, amplitude: 0.75 mm, three directions, 2 hours each. |
| 5. Shock | There shall be no electrical discontinuity for 10 μs or greater | Test at acceleration 490 m/s2, duration: 11 ms, three directions, 3 times each. |
| 6. Mating cycle | Contact resistance - 13-position /15-position: 20 mΩ or less 20-position: 45 mΩ or less | 1,000 times |
| 7. Temperature cycle | Insulation resistance: 100 MΩ or more | Leave at -55°C: 30 mins. > Room temperature: 10 to 15 mins. > 85°C: 30 mins. > Room temperature: 10 to 15 mins. for a total of 5 cycles. |
| 8. Humidity resistance | Insulation resistance: 10 mΩ or more (at high humidity) 100 MΩ or more (when dry) | Temperature: 40°C, relative humidity: 90 to 95%, left for 96 hours. |
Materials/Processing
| Item | Materials | Finish | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plug | Exterior, insulator | Polycarbonate resin | ― | UL94V-0 |
| Clamp | Brass | ― | ― | |
| Bushing | Vinyl chloride resin | ― | ― | |
| Receptacle | Exterior, insulator | Polycarbonate resin | ― | UL94V-0 |
| Steel | Nickel plating | |||
| Female contacts | Phosphor bronze | Silver plating | ― | |
| Male contact | Brass | |||
| Crimped female contact | Female contacts | Phosphor bronze | Silver plating, gold plating | ― |
| Crimped male contact | Male contact | ― | ||
Product Outline Drawing And Dimensions
Standard Type
Standard plug: RP13A-12PA-13SC(71)
Dimensional drawing (representative image)
(Note) Cable clamping, cable rotation, and other forces may vary with the cable construction. Make sure that your cable is suitable for use with these connectors before usage and production.
Receptacle (flange type / crimp type): RP13A-12RA-13PC(71)
Dimensional drawing (representative image)
Receptacle (flange type / DIP type): RP13A-12RA-13PA(71)
Dimensional drawing (representative image)
Receptacle (nut-fastening type / DIP type): RP13A-12RB-13PA(71)
Dimensional drawing
Right-angle DIP: RP13A-12RC-20PB
Dimensional drawing (representative image)
Jack: RP13A-12J-13PC(71)
Dimensional drawing of jack (representative image)
Contact (male terminal)
Contact (female terminal)
(Note 1) Use connectors with gold-plated contacts if the connectors will be subjected to constant vibration.
RP13A Anti-Static Type
Plug: RP13A-12PA-13PC(71)
Dimensional drawing (representative image)
(Note) Cable clamping, cable rotation, and other forces may vary with the cable construction. Make sure that your cable is suitable for use with these connectors before usage and production.
Receptacle (flange type / crimp type): RP13A-12R-13SC(71)
Dimensional drawing of receptacle (flange type / crimp type) (representative image)
Contact (male terminal)
Contact (female terminal)
(Note 1) Only contact positions 12 and 13 can be used with 18 to 22 AWG wire. Other contact positions numbers cannot be used with this wire gauge.
(Note 2) When crimping wires gauge 18 to 22 AWG, make sure that the outer insulation diameter is ø1.79 mm or less. For wires gauges 24 to 30 AWG, use an outer insulation diameter of ø1.15 mm or less.
Dimensional Drawing of Panel Mounting Hole
Standard type / Flange type
Standard type / Nut-fastening type
For anti-static type / flange type
Standard type
(Note 1) Above figures show the arrangement viewed from the panel surfaces. The mating guide of flange type is located on the top position.
(Note 2) The applicable panel thickness for the flange type receptacle is a maximum of 2.7 mm, as the connector is mounted from the back surface of the panel.
(Note 3) The applicable panel thickness for the nut fastening type is 5 mm max. and 1 mm min.
Anti-static type
(Note 1) Above figures show the arrangement viewed from the panel surface. The mating guide of flange type is located on the top position.
(Note 2) The applicable panel thickness for the flange type receptacle is a maximum of 4.7 mm, as the connector is mounted from the back surface of the panel.
Product Termination Procedure
(Plug)
Work Procedure
- 1. Pass the terminated cable through the cord tube in the following order: spring, connection sleeve, and cord bushing, and then crimp and terminate the contacts.
- 2. Assemble the crimped and terminated contacts to the contact holes of the P-insulation P-case. Make sure that the crimped contacts are securely engaged onto the contact holes of the P-insulation P-case by lightly pulling the cable.
- 3. Attach the metal fitting by clamping to it the cord bushing and assemble these into the P-insulation P-case. Then crimp the metal fitting by clamping it with the applicable tool.
- 4. Attach in the following order to the P-insulation P-case: connection sleeve, spring, and cord tube. Then align the screw hole on the cord tube and that of the metal fitting for clamping, and tighten the round countersunk screw to the specified torque of 0.2 N·m (2 kg-cm.)
- 5. After the assembly procedure described above has been completed, test the parts to make sure that the connection sleeve moves correctly.