Equivalent & Substitute Parts for Cinch Connectivity Solutions 55C

Part Overview

The Cinch Connectivity Solutions 55C is a 7-position (5 + 2 Ground) terminal lug strip designed for electrical interconnection applications. It features a single row configuration, cadmium steel contacts, and a 1.500" (38.10mm) pitch. The product is categorized as obsolete, necessitating the identification of alternative models for ongoing designs, maintenance, or replacements.

Substiute Parts

55C

Cinch Connectivity SolutionsIn Stock: 110055C Datasheet

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826

Eclipse Magnetics LtdIn Stock: 1080826 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitute parts are grouped strictly by evaluating the provided key parameters, which are: manufacturer, type, main functional description, number of positions, major dimensional attributes, contact material and finish, mounting provisions, and compliance/certification status. Only products explicitly listed as substitutes with comparable electrical and mechanical interfaces, as defined by the provided parameters, are considered.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The Cinch Connectivity Solutions 55C terminal lug strip is obsolete. The Eclipse Magnetics Ltd 826 is provided in the substitute part list, and its product status is active. Selection on the basis of provided compliance and certification information is enabled by both parts being RoHS compliant. No further technical compatibility or certification information beyond RoHS status is supplied for additional evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What are the key parameters considered for substitution between the 55C and 826?
A1: Key parameters explicitly provided are manufacturer, product status, RoHS compliance, and material.

Q2: Can the Eclipse Magnetics Ltd 826 be used as a direct substitute in all cases for the 55C terminal lug strip?
A2: Only parameters provided are considered. The parts have different product categories and design purposes based on available descriptions.

Q3: Is RoHS compliance maintained when substituting 55C with 826?
A3: Both parts are listed as RoHS Compliant.

Q4: Is there a difference in the material construction between these parts?
A4: The 55C uses cadmium-plated steel for contacts, while the 826 is an Alnico (AlNiCo) magnet with a steel finish.

Q5: Are packaging and inventory levels relevant according to the provided data?
A5: Both parts are shown as in stock with new original inventory; no further packaging compatibility information is included beyond these details.