Product Overview
7-Pin DIN Cable Socket with Silver-Plated Contacts and a Nickel-Plated Metal Shell
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Sold each. Markings legible: DELTRON U.K. moulded into the boot.
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Product Overview
A seven-pole female DIN socket made for the end of a cable rather than a panel: part number 600-0700 in Deltron's 600 range, made in the UK. Seven silver-plated contacts sit in a 270-degree layout, the wires solder on, and a nickel-plated zinc alloy shell closes over the joints with a black boot behind it.
Key Features
- 7-pole female DIN socket, in-line (cable mount)
- 270-degree contact layout
- Silver-plated contacts, 10 milliohm maximum contact resistance
- Solder termination
- Zinc alloy shell, nickel plated
- Parts for assembly on the cable: shell, contact insert, cable clamp, boot and screw
- Operating temperature -25 to +70 C
Applications
- Building a 7-pin DIN extension lead, with this socket on the far end of the cable
- Replacing a cracked or broken socket end on an existing 7-pin DIN cable
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the wires crimp or solder?
Solder. Each of the seven contacts takes a soldered wire, so no crimp tool is needed.
Which plug does this socket accept?
A 7-pole DIN plug with the matching 270-degree contact layout, in standard or lockable style.
Most DIN sockets spend their working lives bolted into a chassis; this one rides on the end of a cable, so the jack goes wherever the lead goes. The boot still says DELTRON U.K., and how far the cord behind it reaches is for the buyer to decide.
