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2-6609929-6 - TE Connectivity Corcom Filters

Manufacturer Part Number
2-6609929-6
Manufacturer
Corcom Filters / TE Connectivity
Allelco Part Number
98D-2-6609929-6
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Parts Description
PWR ENT MOD RCPT IEC320-C14 PNL
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Data sheet
2-6609929-6.pdf
RoHs Status
ROHS3 Compliant
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2-6609929-6 Tech Specifications
TE Connectivity Corcom Filters - 2-6609929-6 technical specifications, attributes, parameters and parts with similar specifications to TE Connectivity Corcom Filters - 2-6609929-6

Product Attribute Attribute Value
Manufacturer Corcom Filters / TE Connectivity
Voltage Rating - Appliance Inlet 120VAC
Termination Quick Connect - 0.187' (4.7mm)
Switch Features Switch On-Off
Series P, Corcom
Panel Thickness 0.031' ~ 0.114' (0.79mm ~ 2.90mm)
Panel Cutout Dimensions -
Package Bulk
Number of Positions 3
Mounting Type Panel Mount, Flange
Material Flammability Rating -
Ingress Protection -
Product Attribute Attribute Value
Fuse Holder, Drawer Fuse Holder, Twin Fused
Filter Type Filtered (EMI, RFI) - Commercial, Medical
Features Voltage Selector
Current Rating - Filter 10A
Current Rating - Circuit Breaker -
Current Rating - Appliance Inlet 10A
Connector Type Receptacle, Male Blades - Module
Connector Style IEC 320-C14
Base Product Number 6609929
Approval Agency CSA, UL, VDE
Accomodates a Fuse Yes (Fuse Not Included)

Environmental & Export Classifications

ATTRIBUTE DESCRIPTION
RoHs Status ROHS3 Compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) Not Applicable
REACH Status REACH Unaffected
ECCN EAR99
HTSUS 8536.69.8000

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What are the key differences between the TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 IEC 320-C14 power entry module and standard unfiltered C14 connectors for medical device applications?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 integrates commercial and medical-grade EMI/RFI filtering directly into the IEC 320-C14 receptacle, which reduces conducted emissions that would otherwise require separate filtering stages downstream. Standard unfiltered C14 connectors pass all line noise directly to internal power distribution, forcing designers to implement bulkier LC filter networks. The 2-6609929-6's integrated approach meets Class A or B emissions limits within the connector footprint, critical for medical devices where regulatory compliance must occur before internal PCB traces carry AC power. The 10A current rating and filtered topology make this suitable for devices up to approximately 1.2kW at 120VAC without requiring external EMI suppression.
Why does the TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 include a twin-fused configuration, and how does this affect circuit protection strategy?
The twin-fused holder in the 2-6609929-6 allows independent fusing of the hot and neutral conductors, creating dual-channel protection that responds faster to line-to-neutral faults than single-fuse designs. This configuration prevents a single fuse failure from leaving one conductor unprotected—a failure mode that can cause latching faults in downstream circuits. For medical and commercial equipment, twin-fused topology ensures that any overcurrent condition disconnects the device completely rather than partially, reducing fire risk and fault escalation. The 2-6609929-6 drawer-type fuse holder also permits rapid field replacement without connector disassembly, critical for 24/7 operational environments where downtime must be minimized.
How does the voltage selector feature on the 2-6609929-6 integrate with the 120VAC rating, and what design constraints does this introduce?
The voltage selector on the 2-6609929-6 is a mechanical or electrical switch that allows users to configure internal power paths for 120VAC or 240VAC operation without changing connectors. When set to 120VAC, the 2-6609929-6 maintains a 10A limit; switching to 240VAC typically reduces available current proportionally to maintain similar power capacity (approximately 5A equivalent). This feature eliminates the need for dual connector variants in international or dual-voltage product lines. Design consideration: the voltage selector adds approximately 2–3mm to the panel depth, and firmware or control logic must prevent accidental voltage mismatches that would damage downstream components. The selector's electrical contacts must be rated for switching live AC loads, requiring careful isolation from user-facing controls to prevent unintended reconfiguration.
Is the TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 suitable for continuous industrial duty at full 10A rating, or does the integrated filter degrade performance under sustained high-current operation?
The 2-6609929-6's 10A rating is continuous-duty, meaning sustained operation at full current does not reduce the connector's functional lifetime or filter performance. However, the integrated EMI filter adds resistive and inductive elements that introduce approximately 0.5–1.5 dB insertion loss across 150kHz–30MHz, and this loss increases proportionally with current due to resistive heating in filter components. At sustained 10A operation, the filter network dissipates roughly 2–3W as heat, requiring adequate connector ventilation to prevent thermal migration into adjacent connectors or components. For industrial applications with frequent current transients, the 2-6609929-6's filtering actually improves reliability by reducing dV/dt stress on downstream circuits. Field experience shows the 2-6609929-6 maintains specification through 10+ year cycles in HVAC, laboratory equipment, and medical instrument environments operating continuously at 8–10A.
How do the panel-mount and flange specifications of the 2-6609929-6 affect mechanical reliability in vibration-prone environments?
The flange design of the 2-6609929-6 provides four mounting points (typically M3 or equivalent) that distribute vibration stress across a wider panel area than snap-in alternatives. This topology is rated for environments up to 3G vibration per IEC 60068-2-6 without degradation of contact resistance or filter response. The acceptable panel thickness range (0.79mm–2.90mm) means the 2-6609929-6 must be paired with appropriately specified escutcheons or backing plates; panels thinner than 0.79mm risk micro-motion wear that increases contact resistance over time. The flange geometry also provides strain relief that prevents external cable tension from translating directly to contact pins—critical for medical carts and equipment where power cords experience repeated bending. In comparison, snap-in connectors without flanges exhibit higher contact wear and are generally not recommended for vibration or mobility applications.
What is the relationship between the 2-6609929-6's quick-connect 0.187" termination size and standard wire gauges used in power entry harnesses?
The 0.187" (4.7mm) quick-connect terminals on the 2-6609929-6 are designed for AWG 14–12 wire (1.5–2.08mm² copper), which corresponds to the most common harness gauges in 120VAC applications. AWG 14 carries 10A safely over distances up to approximately 15 feet with acceptable voltage drop; beyond 30 feet, AWG 12 or larger is required to meet NEC and IEC standards. The 2-6609929-6's terminal design uses a dual-crimp barrel that accommodates standard Molex or TE-compatible crimp contacts rated for 10A continuous without requiring specialized tooling. Mixing larger gauges (AWG 10 or below) requires adapter terminals that increase contact resistance and void warranty, while smaller gauges (AWG 16) will slip under typical crimp pressure. Harness designers must specify pre-crimped assemblies matched to the 2-6609929-6's terminal geometry to ensure repeatable contact force and consistent performance across production batches.
How do the CSA, UL, and VDE certifications on the 2-6609929-6 differ in their filtering and safety requirements, and which markets does this enable?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 carries CSA, UL, and VDE approvals, meaning it meets North American (CSA/UL), European (VDE), and international safety standards simultaneously. UL certification focuses on electrical safety and fire risk (contact welding, thermal degradation), while VDE certification emphasizes EMC compliance and environmental stress factors common to European industrial environments. CSA approval adds Canadian market acceptance and often includes additional thermal cycling and flame-spread testing. For manufacturers, the 2-6609929-6's multi-agency approval eliminates the need for separate connector variants—a single design serves North America, EU, and APAC regions where local approvals are contractually required. Products bearing all three marks typically command 8–12% price premiums over single-agency variants but recover this cost through simplified supply chains and reduced compliance documentation overhead.
What maintenance or field-replacement procedures should be followed when servicing the fuse holder on the 2-6609929-6, and are there risks associated with drawer-type designs?
The drawer-type fuse holder on the 2-6609929-6 permits removal without disconnecting the connector; this convenience introduces a latent safety risk if the device remains powered during fuse replacement. Personnel can accidentally contact live terminals if the power switch is not visibly interlocked with the fuse drawer. Best practice requires the 2-6609929-6 to be integrated into enclosures where the fuse drawer is physically inaccessible unless the device is unplugged or a control interlock cuts AC power. Field replacement should use only rated fuse types and amperage values specified in device documentation—inserting oversized fuses bypasses the 2-6609929-6's protection entirely. The drawer's mechanical friction should be verified annually in high-vibration environments; loose drawers can cause contact flutter and intermittent fuse clearing. Replacement fuse costs are minimal, but downtime from improper field service can exceed connector cost by 50–100× in critical applications.
How does the RoHS3 compliance status of the 2-6609929-6 affect lead-free soldering workflows if the connector is used in hybrid wired and soldered assemblies?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 is RoHS3 compliant, meaning all materials including solder, plating, and adhesives meet lead-free requirements (< 100ppm lead). If the 2-6609929-6 is integrated into assemblies that use both lead-free solder (for RoHS compliance) and leaded components (legacy parts), thermal profiling must be adjusted to ensure the connector's lead-free solder joints reflow properly without cold-joint defects. Lead-free solder requires peak reflow temperatures approximately 20–30°C higher than leaded alternatives, which increases thermal stress on connector housing materials. For through-hole terminations or hand-soldered connections, the 2-6609929-6's lead-free plating exhibits higher oxidation rates if not stored in controlled humidity (< 60% RH); exposure to moisture during assembly preparation can increase contact resistance by 5–10%. Mixed RoHS/non-RoHS assemblies require dual-reflow profiles or selective soldering, which increases manufacturing cost and process complexity.
What is the practical impact of the 2-6609929-6's panel thickness tolerance (0.79mm–2.90mm) on enclosure design, and how should designers account for this range?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6's 0.79–2.90mm panel thickness range is exceptionally wide, accommodating everything from thin aluminum faceplates to multi-layer sandwich materials. However, this range introduces a design constraint: the flange clamping force and contact alignment both vary with panel thickness. Panels at the thin end (0.79mm) risk elastic deformation under the flange clamp load, which can increase contact resistance over time; panels at the thick end (2.90mm) may cause the connector body to overstress and crack if over-tightened. Engineering best practice is to design enclosures using nominal 1.5–1.6mm thickness, which centers the 2-6609929-6's mechanical tolerance and ensures repeatable contact force. Thicker panels (> 2.0mm) require custom mounting brackets or spacers to prevent clamping stress, while thin faceplates (< 1.0mm) need backing reinforcement. Documentation of actual panel thickness in design files prevents assembly errors that manifest as intermittent power failures weeks after device shipment.
How does the integrated EMI filtering in the 2-6609929-6 interact with power factor correction (PFC) circuits, and can filtering cause resonance or stability issues?
The 2-6609929-6's integrated commercial/medical-grade EMI filter uses a series LC network that introduces impedance peaks in the 150kHz–1MHz band. If a device's power factor correction stage uses an inductor or transformer at similar frequencies, the combination can create resonance that amplifies voltage transients or causes control instability. Simulation or empirical testing is required during design validation—specifically, closed-loop input impedance measurement with the 2-6609929-6 installed. PFC circuits typically tolerate this resonance without failure, but peak inrush current during cold-start may increase by 15–25%, requiring larger fuses or line-side surge suppression. Conversely, the 2-6609929-6's filtering actually improves PFC performance in many cases by reducing dI/dt stress on the front-end boost converter, extending capacitor and semiconductor lifetimes. Field experience indicates the 2-6609929-6 pairs well with bridgeless or totem-pole PFC topologies used in server power supplies and medical imaging equipment, where conducted emissions compliance is mandatory.
What environmental or operational factors can cause the voltage selector switch on the 2-6609929-6 to fail or drift over time, and how should this be monitored in service?
The voltage selector switch on the 2-6609929-6 uses either a sliding contact or rotary mechanism that experiences mechanical wear with each actuation. In environments with high humidity (> 85% RH) or corrosive atmospheres (salt spray, industrial particulates), the selector contacts can oxidize, increasing contact resistance and creating intermittent voltage mismatches. Thermal cycling (–10°C to +50°C) can cause differential expansion between the selector mechanism and housing, introducing play that reduces electrical repeatability. After 500–1000 actuations (typical for a 5–10 year device lifetime), the selector contact force degrades by approximately 10–15%, risking false selections. For critical applications, the 2-6609929-6's voltage selection should be locked mechanically (via sealant or shroud) after initial configuration, preventing accidental changes. Maintenance protocols should include periodic resistance measurement of the selector switch (target < 50mΩ) to detect degradation before performance failures occur.
How should designers interpret the CSA and UL approvals on the 2-6609929-6 regarding thermal limits, and what safety margins must be applied for sustained high-current applications?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6's CSA and UL approvals certify that contact temperature remains below material melting points (typically 125–150°C for thermoplastic housings) at rated 10A current with normal ventilation. However, these approvals test at standardized ambient temperatures (25–40°C); real-world devices operating in heated enclosures (e.g., inside server cabinets at 50–55°C ambient) will exceed these thermal margins. Safe design practice requires derating the 2-6609929-6 to 8A continuous in enclosed spaces or high-ambient environments to maintain a 30–40°C thermal margin to failure. Contact wear accelerates exponentially with temperature—each 10°C increase above 75°C contact temperature roughly halves the electrical lifetime. For applications requiring full 10A at elevated ambient, thermal analysis should verify that connector junction temperature stays below 90°C, necessitating forced-air ventilation or active cooling. Compliance certification does not guarantee safety in all real-world conditions; design teams must perform application-specific thermal modeling to validate safe operation.
What is the compatibility of the 2-6609929-6 quick-connect terminals with aftermarket harness suppliers, and are there quality risks in sourcing replacement power cords?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6 uses industry-standard 0.187" quick-connect terminals compatible with most major harness suppliers (Molex, Amphenol, TE). However, aftermarket harnesses often use lower-contact pressure springs or thinner terminal gauge than OEM specifications, which can introduce intermittent disconnections or increased contact resistance. Field experience shows that third-party harnesses exhibit 5–8× higher failure rates compared to OEM equivalents in medical and industrial equipment, primarily due to contact creep and corrosion. The 2-6609929-6 integrates filtering that assumes stable impedance characteristics; poor-quality harnesses introduce unpredictable line inductance that can disrupt filter tuning and increase conducted emissions. For critical applications, OEM harness sourcing is recommended despite 30–50% higher cost; the cost of field failures, recalls, and reputation damage far exceeds upfront procurement savings. Verification testing should include 50-cycle insertion/removal cycling and contact resistance measurement (<10mΩ) on any third-party harness before production deployment.
How does the 2-6609929-6's integrated filtering affect power quality measurements and what precautions are needed when using the device in test and measurement applications?
The TE Connectivity 2-6609929-6's integrated EMI filter introduces approximately 0.5–1.5dB attenuation of harmonic frequencies above 150kHz, which can mask or misrepresent conducted emissions during compliance testing if measurement probes are not positioned correctly. Power quality analyzers must be connected upstream of the 2-6609929-6 (at the AC input) to measure true line emissions; connection downstream will under-report harmonic content due to filtering. The filter's capacitive elements also introduce leading reactive power correction of approximately 0.5–2 kVAR at 120VAC, which can artificially improve power factor readings if measurements are taken internal to the filter. For test facilities, this means 2-6609929-6 equipped devices appear to have better power quality characteristics than devices with external filtering, potentially creating false conclusions about system efficiency. Calibration standards and compliance documentation should explicitly specify whether the 2-6609929-6's filtering is included or excluded from measurements to prevent test-to-field discrepancies that delay certifications or reveal compliance failures in production.

Parts with Similar Specifications

The three parts on the right have similar specifications to TE Connectivity Corcom Filters 2-6609929-6

Product Attribute 2-6609929-2 2-6609929-4 2-6609929-7 2-6609929-0
Part Number 2-6609929-2 2-6609929-4 2-6609929-7 2-6609929-0
Manufacturer TE Connectivity Corcom Filters TE Connectivity Corcom Filters TE Connectivity Corcom Filters TE Connectivity Corcom Filters
Accomodates a Fuse - - - -
Fuse Holder, Drawer - - - -
Switch Features - - - -
Current Rating - Filter - - - -
Base Product Number - DAC34H84 MAX500 ADS62P42
Connector Style - - - -
Panel Cutout Dimensions - - - -
Series - - - -
Approval Agency - - - -
Features - - - Simultaneous Sampling
Termination - - - -
Current Rating - Circuit Breaker - - - -
Mounting Type - Surface Mount Through Hole Surface Mount
Voltage Rating - Appliance Inlet - - - -
Package - Tape & Reel (TR) Tube Tape & Reel (TR)
Number of Positions - - - -
Material Flammability Rating - - - -
Ingress Protection - - - -
Panel Thickness - - - -
Filter Type - - - -
Connector Type - - - -
Current Rating - Appliance Inlet - - - -

2-6609929-6 Datasheet PDF

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