
The Neutrik 3-polig XLR-kabeldeel, vrouwelijk, heavy-duty, is engineered for extreme conditions. Robust and designed for True Outdoor Protection (TOP), it withstands dust, water, and UV rays, adhering to UL50e standards.
Perfect for demanding entertainment setups like PA systems, displays, and lighting systems. Its 3-pin female design is both versatile and tough, ensuring reliable performance in harsh outdoor environments.
Features a rugged, IP65-rated waterproof and UV-resistant build, complete with standard gold-plated contacts for superior connectivity. This X-TOP series connector is crafted for those who demand excellence in every connection.
| Brand | Neutrik |
| Model | NC3FXTOP |
| Type | The text "vrouwelijk" translates to "female" in English. |
| Dielectric strength | 1.5 kVdc means 1.5 kilovolts direct current. |
| Housing | Zinc diecast (ZnAI4Cu1) |
| Temperature range | -30°C to +80°C |
| "Wiring" | "Solder connections" |
| Insulation resistance | more than 10 GO (initial) |
| Contact | The translation of "legering (CuZn39Pb3)" to English is "alloy (CuZn39Pb3)." |
| Contact resistance | 3 ppl |
| It seems like you want a translation, but the text "Huls" is not clear in its current form or language. Could you provide more context or check if there's a typo? That way, I can help you more effectively! | UV-resistant rubber |
| "Nom. spanning" translates to "Don't worry" in English. | The text "< 50 V" translates informally to "less than 50 volts" in English. |
| Flammability | The text "UL94 V-0" is actually a classification related to the flammability of plastic materials, indicating a certain level of fire resistance. It doesn't have a direct translation to English as it is already an abbreviation; "UL" refers to Underwriters Laboratories, a global safety certification company, and "V-0" is a specific rating in their testing standard UL 94. If you're looking for a description, it might be something like: "UL94 V-0 means a really good fire-resistance level for materials, according to safety standards. It’s kinda like saying this stuff doesn’t easily catch or spread fire." |
| "Nominal current per contact" | 15 A |
| "Wire size" | Maximum 1.5 mm² |
| Wire thickness | Max. 16 AWG |
| "Cover contacts" | 0.2 µm of gold over 2 µm of nickel |
| Protection class | IP65, UL50E |
| Capacity between contacts | 4 pF |
| "Steekkracht" in English can be translated informally as "stabbing power" or "penetrating strength." | 20 N |
| Decoupling power | 20 N |
| Locking (mechanical) | latch-lock system |
| Link | Polyamide (PA 6.6 30% Glass Reinforced) |
| Locking (material) | It seems like you've listed some component identifiers or part names which might not translate directly due to their technical nature. However, here's an attempt to keep it informal:St3K32 (latch) / Ck 67 (spring) |
| In line with | IEC 61076-2-103 |
| "Solderability" | According to IEC 68-2-20 |
| Cable diameter | 5.0 - 8.0 mm |
| "Case housing" | It looks like "nikkel" might be referring to "nickel," which is an element or a term used in various contexts. If you provide more context or a sentence where it's used, I can give you a better translation. |
| "Trekontlasting" translates informally to "wooden stool" in English. | Polyacetal (POM) |
| The word "Afdichting" in English is "Sealing." | UV-resistant rubber |
| Norms | Hey |
| Connection | XLR |
| Lifespan | h |