CMFEIG Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The CMFEIG is a Keystone connector accessory component manufactured by Panduit Corp, classified as connector hardware for insert-to applications. This part is currently obsolete and no longer in active production. Due to its obsolete status, identification of equivalent substitute components is necessary for system maintenance, repair, and component sourcing in applications where the original part is no longer available through standard distribution channels.

Substiute Parts

CMFEIG

Panduit CorpIn Stock: 813CMFEIG Datasheet

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CMFEI

Panduit CorpIn Stock: 1122CMFEI Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution of the obsolete CMFEIG is based on the following criteria derived from the provided parameters:

Primary Substitution Basis:

• Manufacturer alignment (Panduit Corp)
• Category classification (Keystone Connectors)
• Functional role (connector accessory hardware)
• Compliance certifications (RoHS compliance)
• Moisture sensitivity compatibility (MSL rating)

The CMFEI substitute part maintains manufacturer consistency and category alignment while offering active product status. Both components share RoHS compliance certification, ensuring regulatory compatibility in applications requiring lead-free component specifications.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

CMFEI as Primary Substitute:

The CMFEI is the designated substitute for the obsolete CMFEIG based on manufacturer continuity and product category alignment. The CMFEI maintains active product status through Panduit Corp, ensuring ongoing availability and supply chain reliability. Both components satisfy RoHS compliance requirements, with CMFEI offering ROHS3 certification, representing current regulatory standards.

The CMFEI is classified within the Mini-Com® series and specifies F-Type Jack, Female Socket connector configuration for coaxial RF applications. This part carries EAR99 export classification and REACH unaffected status, indicating compliance with international trade and chemical substance regulations.

Selection of CMFEI for CMFEIG replacement applications is appropriate where Keystone connector accessory hardware functionality is required and the specified connector interface (F-Type Jack, Female Socket) aligns with system requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is the CMFEIG listed as obsolete?

A: The CMFEIG has reached end-of-life status in Panduit Corp's product portfolio. Obsolete designation indicates the part is no longer manufactured or supported through standard distribution channels.

Q: Is the CMFEI a direct functional equivalent to the CMFEIG?

A: Both components are Panduit Corp Keystone connectors within the accessory hardware category. The CMFEI provides active product availability with current RoHS3 compliance certification. Functional equivalence is determined by connector interface specifications and application requirements.

Q: What are the key compliance differences between these parts?

A: The CMFEIG carries RoHS Compliant certification with MSL rating of 1 (Unlimited). The CMFEI carries ROHS3 Compliant certification, representing current RoHS directive standards, with MSL classification as Not Applicable. Both parts satisfy lead-free component requirements.

Q: Does the CMFEI packaging affect substitution suitability?

A: The CMFEI is supplied in Bulk packaging. Packaging format does not affect functional compatibility but may influence procurement quantity requirements and inventory management practices.

Q: What export classifications apply to these parts?

A: The CMFEIG carries obsolete ECCN classification. The CMFEI is classified as EAR99, indicating standard commercial item export status with minimal export control restrictions.

Q: Are there inventory considerations for component selection?

A: The CMFEIG maintains 746 pieces in new original stock. The CMFEI maintains 1056 pieces in new original stock. Current inventory levels support component availability for both parts through existing distribution channels.