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CM12BM5A-CW/9Circular Connector M12 B COD Cable Male Angled 5 Pole Screw. Clamp Terminal PG9 Cable Entry IP67 M12 B COD Cable Male Circular Connector Specifications Technical characteristics Number of contacts 5 pole Rated current (40) 4A Rated voltage 125V Rated impulse voltage 1500V Pollution degree 3 Overvoltage category II Contact resistance 10m Connector locking system M12x1 Termination screw Wire gauge max. 0. 75mm 2 (max. AWG18) Cable outlet 6 8mm Degree of
Circular Connector M12 B COD Cable Male Angled 5 Pole Screw. Clamp Terminal PG9 Cable Entry IP67
M12 B COD Cable Male Circular Connector
Specifications
| Technical characteristics | |
| Number of contacts | 5-pole |
| Rated current (40℃) | 4A |
| Rated voltage | 125V |
| Rated impulse voltage | 1500V |
| Pollution degree | 3 |
| Overvoltage category | II |
| Contact resistance | ≤10mΩ |
| Connector locking system | M12x1 |
| Termination | screw |
| Wire gauge | max.0.75mm 2 (max.AWG18) |
| Cable outlet | 6-8mm |
| Degree of protection | IP67 |
| Mechanical operation | ＞100 |
| Limiting temperature | -40℃...+85℃ |
| Material group | II |
| Material of contact | copper alloy |
| Contact plating | Ouch |
| Insulating material | P.A. |
| Housing material | PA/PBT |
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Additional Information
| Device | Connector |
| Type | M12 | B COD | Cable | Male | Circular |
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★★★★★ 5
Great Product
Although I have a medium dark skin I've lived through various problems associated with sunburn.I was looking for a product and I saw this one on Amazon then I decided to give it a try.I'm really happy with the results.I bought 70spf to use on my face.It is really light, it lets my skin to breath through it.It smells really good.It is easy to apply.It doesn't leave whitness.All in all I really recommend this prduct !
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2012
★★★★★ 4
I love that it's a dry-touch and that my face doesn't ...
I love that it's a dry-touch and that my face doesn't feel greasy all day. However, it almost dries too fast and it makes it harder to rub into your skin. I don't like feeling like I'm "tugging" on my face when I put it on.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2015
★★★★★ 5
good stuff
I like this sun block. It doesn't sting my eyes and it seems to be effective. I am out in the sun a lot and I don't burn with this on, so it must work. It's not greasy so I use it under make up.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2011
★★★★★ 5
Easy to apply, neutral smell, and lasts long
I usually hate sunscreen, but this brand is acceptable. It doesn't leave a terrible waxy feeling on your skin, and it's easy to apply on your face. Also, it doesn't have an overpowering smell, which is nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2013
★★★★★ 2
Dry-touch but still uncomfortable to wear
It didn't rub in like regular sunblock, I suppose because the of the 'dry-touch'. But I could still feel it on my skin and was a little bit itchy. If you continue to rub it actually kind of peels away-then obviously negating putting it on in the first place. :(
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2014