TE Connectivity AMP Connectors

Solderless LED Sockets

TE Connectivity's solderless LED sockets facilitate easy LED integration

Image of TE Connectivity's Solderless LED Sockets TE Connectivity's type CM solderless LED sockets provide quick, solderless terminations to 1500-lumen output Cree XLamp® MP-L™ LEDs. This solderless termination technique facilitates easy integration of an LED into an end customer's lighting fixtures with simple screw-down installation. Multiple socket versions are offered to provide application flexibility. Further enhancing the functionality of these sockets to fixture manufacturers is the integral, robust, snap attachment of LEDIL Tyra series reflector optics.

Features
  • Solderless termination to the Cree XLamp MP-L LED
  • Rapid termination and assembly - eliminates hand soldering wires to the MPL 0.70 mm x 0.85 mm pads
  • Offered in separable board termination and wire termination versions
  • Snap-on optics assembly using LEDIL's Tyra series reflector optics
Applications
  • Commercial and residential lighting fixtures
  • Integrated custom lighting

Solderless LED Sockets

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPrice
LED TO WIRE ASSY W/O OPTIC LATCH2106946-1LED TO WIRE ASSY W/O OPTIC LATCH0 - Immediate
1000 - Marketplace		$14.19View Details
LED TO BOARD W/OPTICS LATCH2106946-4LED TO BOARD W/OPTICS LATCH86 - Immediate$85.61View Details
Published: 2012-06-29

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