Does the rated current and voltage of the M12 A code connector change with the number of cores?

Rated Current & Voltage Variation with Core Count (M12 A-coded)

Core Change Rule

Parameter Variation Principle: Yes, the electrical parameters change with core count. The fewer the core count, the stronger the single-core current carrying capacity; the more the core count, the lower the single-core rated current.

Standard Electrical Parameter Reference

2 ~ 4 Cores

Rated Voltage: 250V AC/DC
Single-core Rated Current: 4~5A

5 ~ 8 Cores

Rated Voltage: 250V AC/DC
Single-core Rated Current: 2~3A

9 ~ 17 Cores

Rated Voltage: 125V AC/DC
Single-core Rated Current: 1~1.5A

Technical Note: The above data is the electrical parameter standard for conventional models, the actual rated parameters are subject to the official product specification.

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