Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Connects a TS100 soldering iron or FPV gear to an XT60 battery using an angled DC 5.5×2.1 mm plug for tight spaces
This adapter converts an XT60 battery output to a 5.5×2.1mm DC male plug. It is built for pilots and hobbyists who power a TS100 soldering iron or similar DC gear from a flight pack. The right-angle body lets the cable sit close to the chassis in tight frames. Field-repair kits benefit from the compact, plug-and-play format.
The XT60 side handles up to 60 A continuous current, while the barrel side is rated for typical DC loads up to 100 W. Voltage passes straight through, so the connected device must tolerate the battery’s cell count. No regulation or protocol conversion occurs; the adapter simply bridges the two connector types. Polarity follows the XT60 source, so verify the DC device expects centre-positive wiring.
High-temperature resistant housing and insulated contacts survive soldering-iron heat and outdoor flying conditions. The angled moulding reduces strain on both the battery port and the device jack during vibration. Gold-plated pins resist corrosion from fuel residue or humidity. The snug friction fit stays secure without locking clips, yet releases easily for rapid battery swaps at the field.
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Only the angled version is offered; its vertical design lets the plug sit flush when space around the female port is tight.
The XT60 connector is rated for 60 A continuous current, so it can deliver the high amperage the TS100 draws without overheating the joint.
No protocol is built into the adapter; it passes whatever voltage and current the connected battery supplies up to the XT60’s 60 A limit.
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