The D-Max Connector XT150 6mm Connector Set offers a reliable and high-current solution for demanding applications, especially in RC modeling. It is designed to create a secure and reverse-polarity-protected connection between components such as LiPo batteries, electronic speed controllers (ESCs), and powerful motors. Thanks to its robust construction and gold-plated contacts, minimal contact resistance and maximum, continuous current handling capacity are ensured for sophisticated systems.

Key Features

• Designed for a maximum current load of 100 to 120 Amperes, ideal for high-performance drives and large models.
• Gold-plated 6mm brass contacts ensure extremely low contact resistance and efficient power transfer without significant heat generation.
• The design with an integrated spring structure in the male connector guarantees a large contact surface and consistently high contact force with the female connector for a stable connection.
• Heat-resistant and impact-resistant housing made of polyamide (nylon) securely encloses the solder joints, protecting them from external influences and short circuits.
• The housing halves can be snapped together for a firm and compact unit, or used individually if required.
• The asymmetrical shape of the male and female connectors provides reliable mechanical reverse polarity protection, preventing accidental incorrect connections.

Technical Specifications

• Contact Material: Brass, gold-plated
• Housing Material: Polyamide (PA/Nylon)
• Contact Diameter: 6 mm
• Max. Wire Diameter (stripped): 5 mm
• Max. Continuous Current Load: 100-120 A
• Contact Resistance: approx. 0.2 mΩ
• Dimensions (per housing): 40.3 x 9.6 x 10.8 mm
• Weight (per pair): 8 g

Scope of Delivery

• 1 x XT150 Male Connector with black housing
• 1 x XT150 Female Connector with black housing

Application

These connectors are suitable for experienced users and model builders who require a secure and durable soldered connection for high-performance setups. For assembly, the stripped cable is guided through the housing cap, carefully soldered to the gold contact, and then pressed firmly into the plastic housing until it securely clicks into place.