3.96mm pitch connector for indirect mating, insulation displacement technology (IDT), for individual conductors, with locking Ramp, without Polarizing Tabs.
M7060-N-C
①②③④⑤⑥
①M7060: HRB series
②Without R(Blank): Feed through 180°
③N: Number of pins: 2-24
④C: Housing color, see below chart explanation
⑤Without P(Blank): With locking ramp
⑥Without R(Blank): Without polarizing tabs
| C | Color | Wire size |
| N | Natural | AWG18 |
| O | Orange | AWG18 |
| Y | Yellow | AWG20 |
| R | Red | AWG22 |
| W | White | AWG24 |
| Part No. | Dimensions | Part No. | Dimensions | Part No. | Dimensions | ||||||
| UL94V-2 | Circuits | Dim: A | Dim: B | UL94V-2 | Circuits | Dim: A | Dim: B | UL94V-2 | Circuits | Dim: A | Dim: B |
| M7060-2-C | 2 | 7.92 | 3.96 | M7060-10-C | 10 | 39.60 | 35.64 | M7060-18-C | 18 | 71.08 | 67.32 |
| M7060-3-C | 3 | 11.88 | 7.92 | M7060-11-C | 11 | 43.41 | 39.60 | M7060-19-C | 19 | 75.04 | 71.28 |
| M7060-4-C | 4 | 15.84 | 11.88 | M7060-12-C | 12 | 47.37 | 43.56 | M7060-20-C | 20 | 78.90 | 75.24 |
| M7060-5-C | 5 | 19.80 | 15.84 | M7060-13-C | 13 | 51.33 | 47.52 | M7060-21-C | 21 | 82.26 | 79.20 |
| M7060-6-C | 6 | 23.76 | 19.80 | M7060-14-C | 14 | 55.29 | 51.48 | M7060-22-C | 22 | 86.82 | 83.16 |
| M7060-7-C | 7 | 27.72 | 23.76 | M7060-15-C | 15 | 59.35 | 55.44 | M7060-23-C | 23 | 90.78 | 87.12 |
| M7060-8-C | 8 | 31.68 | 27.72 | M7060-16-C | 16 | 63.31 | 59.40 | M7060-24-C | 24 | 94.74 | 91.08 |
| M7060-9-C | 9 | 35.64 | 31.68 | M7060-17-C | 17 | 67.12 | 63.36 | ||||
Designed to pair with M7061 and series housing covers, effectively preventing dust, moisture and foreign debrisfrom damaging exposed contact terminals.
Indirect PCB mating; mates with M3965 and M3965R series PCB headers to achieve reliable wire-to-board interconnection.
Q1: What is the pitch and pin range of M7060 series IDC connector?
A: It is 3.96mm pitch feed-through IDC connector, supporting 2 to 24 pins for selection.
Q2: What wire gauges are compatible with this connector?
A: It fits AWG18, AWG20, AWG22 and AWG24 wires, corresponding to different housing color codes.
Q3: What are the electrical ratings and working temperature?
A: Rated current: 5A AC/DC; Rated voltage: 600V AC/DC; Operating temperature: -25°C to +85°C.
Q4: What are the materials and flame retardant grade?
A: Housing: Nylon66, UL94V-2; Terminal: Phosphor bronze with tin plating or gold plating.
Q5: What are the functions of polarizing tabs and locking ramp?
A: Polarizing tabs prevent reverse insertion; locking ramp ensures firm mating and avoids loose connection.
Q6: Is this a straight-through connector? What is the orientation?
A: Yes, it is a 180° feed-through IDC connector for indirect mating.
Q7: What applications is M7060-N-C-R suitable for?
A: Mainly used for wire termination of industrial control equipment, household appliances and general electronic products.
Q8: Can you provide customized pin counts or colors?
A: Standard pins range from 2 to 24, and multiple standard colors are available. Contact us for non-standard customization.
1. With polarizing tabs: Asymmetric plastic protrusions integrated on the housing create mechanical interference. The connector can only mate in one correct orientation, physically blocking reverse insertion or 180° flipped mating, eliminating human assembly errors and signal/power short-circuit risks caused by wrong wiring.
2. Without polarizing tabs: Simplified housing without anti-reverse protrusions. It has smaller overall width, lower plastic material cost and smoother insertion resistance. It relies on manual marking or production SOP to avoid mis-mating, for low-risk static application scenarios.
Q2: What are the application differences between IDC with polarizing tabs and without polarizing tabs?
Core advantage: Physical anti-misinsertion, zero risk of reverse mating, no dependence on operator judgment; suitable for blind assembly, automated production lines, multi-connector mixed wiring boards.
Typical applications: Industrial control mainboards, power drive modules, medical equipment, new energy controllers, portable test instruments, multi-signal integrated circuit boards with multiple identical connectors.
Risk scenario: Reverse insertion will cause short circuit, burnt PCB, signal failure or equipment safety hazards.
Core advantage: Narrower body for compact internal layout, lower unit cost, lighter insertion force, easier high-speed automated crimping.
Typical applications: Single-circuit household appliances, LED lighting panels, small digital accessories, simple fixed internal wiring with only one connector per board.
Risk scenario: Only applicable if wrong mating will not cause severe damage; operators can clearly identify pin sequence via wire color or silk screen marking.
Q3: How to select between with/without polarizing tabs IDC connectors?
Risk of reverse insertion failure
Reverse mating leads to short circuit, burnt components, equipment breakdown → Choose with polarizing tabs
Wrong plug-in only causes no signal output without hardware damage → Can select without polarizing tabs
Number of connectors on one PCB
Multiple identical IDC connectors arranged densely on one board → Must use polarizing tabs to distinguish circuits
Only one connector mounted per circuit board → Without polarizing tabs is acceptable
Assembly production mode
Mass automatic assembly, blind mating, high-speed harness production line → With polarizing tabs (avoids mass defective products)
Manual small-batch assembly with clear wire color coding/silk screen labels → Without polarizing tabs
Product space & cost constraints
Strict width limit on internal casing, tight BOM cost budget → Without polarizing tabs
Industrial high-reliability products, long service life requirement, cost tolerance → With polarizing tabs
Q4: Does polarizing tab design affect compatibility with matching PCB headers?