Loxon Locking Quick Disconnects (QD)

Molex's Loxon locking quick disconnect (QD) terminals with positive locking help ensure reliable connectivity and prevent loose connections or accidental separation in high-vibration or continuous-shock applications. The positive-lock feature of these terminals helps ensure permanent connectivity and reliable operation in environments subject to high vibration or continuous shock. Loxon locking QD terminals employ a latch design that enables the terminal to be quickly and easily disconnected by simply depressing the latch or pulling on the nylon housing. For maximum flexibility across a range of applications, these terminals are available for wire gauges 10 AWG to 20 AWG and offer up to 24.0 A current.

Loxon's positive-locking feature secures firmly to a mating male tab on a PCB or a device such as a switch, relay, battery, or capacitor. The design permits easy removal by simply depressing the latch or pulling on the housing. The Loxon terminals can be safely and reliably used in critical infrastructure applications where a loss of power could have particularly detrimental effects such as system or production stoppages, quality or safety issues, equipment damage, or direct customer impact.

Molex’s Loxon locking QD starts with a high-performance alloy that allows the terminals to work even in adverse conditions. It is then post-plated to prevent base metal anywhere near the mating area from being exposed, which could result in corrosion and reduction in performance over time. It is cUL Listed to the UL 310 standard for quick connects when terminated with the recommended Molex application tooling.