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1-Pin Connectors

Compare 1-pin push-pull connectors, threaded circular connectors and cable assemblies across every documented LMConn family.

10matching product constructions
Complete cross-family index

Find the right 1-pin connector by locking system and series

This page consolidates all products whose documented contact-arrangement data includes 1 pins. Use the system and family groups below to compare quick-locking, threaded, panel-mount, cable-mount and custom assembly formats.

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Push-Pull Self-Locking Connectors

S Series 1-Pin Connectors

6 matching constructions in this family.

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P Series 1-Pin Connectors

4 matching constructions in this family.

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Selection checklist

Pin count is the starting point—not the complete part number

  1. Choose push-pull, threaded circular or cable-assembly architecture.
  2. Confirm the 1-pin insert, contact gender, numbering and key orientation.
  3. Select cable plug, fixed receptacle, free receptacle or right-angle construction.
  4. Specify solder, crimp, PCB or overmold termination and conductor size.
  5. Release voltage, current, sealing, shielding and pin map on the approved drawing.
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Engineering FAQ

Before ordering a 1-pin connector

Are all 1-pin connectors interchangeable?

No. Pin count does not define shell size, locking system, keying, contact gender, dimensions or electrical ratings.

How should I narrow the results?

Start with the mating connector and locking method, then compare mounting style, cable exit, termination, sealing and electrical duty.

Can LMConn build the complete cable?

Yes. Provide the mating part, pin map, cable type, length, shielding, jacket, labels, tests and expected quantity.

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