The D-Max Connector HXT 3.5mm is a specialized connector designed to create secure and robust electrical connections. Its construction makes it ideally suited for use in remote-controlled models, where components like brushless motors and LiPo batteries require reliable power delivery. The HXT plug system ensures a polarity-protected and stable connection that can withstand higher currents, making it a popular choice in the RC hobby sector.

Key Features

• HXT Plug System: Utilizes the established HXT standard, known for its reliability in high-current applications, ensuring a secure connection between the battery and electronic speed controller (ESC).
• 3.5mm Gold Contacts: The 3.5mm round plug contacts offer a large contact surface and low contact resistance. This ensures efficient and low-loss power transmission between connected components.
• Integrated Reverse Polarity Protection: The asymmetrically shaped plastic housing prevents accidental incorrect connection. This effectively protects your sensitive electronics from damage due to incorrect polarity.
• Robust Housing: The solid plastic housing fully encloses the individual contacts, safely isolating them from each other to prevent short circuits, while also providing a grippy surface for easy plugging and unplugging.
• Solder Connections: The contacts are designed for direct soldering of wires. This allows for the creation of a durable, mechanically stable, and electrically conductive connection.
• Brand Affiliation: As a product from the manufacturer D-MAX, which is also associated with the DynoMAX brand, this connector fits into a range of modeling electronics products.

Technical Data

• Manufacturer: D-MAX
• Product Line: DynoMAX
• Connector Type: HXT
• Contact Diameter: 3.5 mm

Scope of Delivery

• 1x D-Max Connector HXT 3.5mm (one pair, consisting of male and female housings and the associated contacts)

Application

This connector is aimed at experienced modelers and electronics enthusiasts who wish to assemble a robust connection for components such as batteries, motors, or speed controllers themselves. Assembly requires soldering skills and appropriate tools for securely attaching cables to the contacts.