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TP-106-01-xx Single Position Colour Coded Test Points

TP-106-01-xx Single Position Colour Coded Test Points (TP6XX)

From: £0.115

Individually cut
Colour coded insulator bodies
1.78mm x 4.7mm Oval loop profile
Loop configured test point design
Solid non-slip grip of test clips and probes
Low profile, single hole wave-solderable mounting
Manufactured by Components Corporation

Part No.	Stock Qty	1000+	2500+	5000+	10000+	Qty
TP-106-01-00 Black	Standard delivery 12 - 14 working days *	£0.16	£0.15	£0.13	£0.115	When ordering more than in stock, please contact us to confirm pricing and delivery time. There was a problem adding this item to the cart. Please contact us on the above number to order.
TP-106-01-09 White	Standard delivery 12 - 14 working days *	£0.16	£0.15	£0.13	£0.115	When ordering more than in stock, please contact us to confirm pricing and delivery time. There was a problem adding this item to the cart. Please contact us on the above number to order.

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Technical Specification
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Contact Material: .015" x .030" Phosphor Bronze #510 Alloy

Finish: .0001 Matte Tin over .00005 Nickel

Collar: 15% Glass Filled Polyester

Mounting Holes: .063" diameter hole

Maximum Current: 2.0 amperes

With a choice of ten colors, TP-106 test point may be utilized as numeric points to represent the standard electronic color code, enhance visibility, or designate polarity. The oval loop design of the test point contact provides a profile which stands above crowded circuitry, offers a positive anchor for spring loaded clips or probe tips and is large enough to terminate conventional alligator clips. These features enhance the reliability of obtaining correct test readings while reducing the potential for damage to adjacent circuitry caused by shorted test probes.