KR 2+6 hybrid power and signal connector
By Chogori Technology Co., Ltd.
KR 2+6 combines power and signal contacts for the applications documented by Chogori.
Specifications
| Attribute | Value | Conditions | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contact arrangement | 2 power +6 signal contacts | Exact original model heading; power/auxiliary/signal groups kept distinct. | Official KR 2+6 product information |
| Published power-contact current | 50 A | Exact native model heading identifies this contact-group current. Wire size, thermal test basis and derating are not supplied in retained native text; no universal assembly-current guarantee. | Official KR 2+6 product information |
| Published signal-contact current | 5 A | Exact native model heading identifies this contact-group current. Wire size, thermal test basis and derating are not supplied in retained native text; no universal assembly-current guarantee. | Official KR 2+6 product information |
| Published mating durability | 3000 cycles | Up to 3000mating cycles; not the5000cable-flex cycles or KR Ultra durability. | Official KR 2+6 product information |
Applications
- Battery swapping, removable batteries and mobile equipment
Sources and updates
Scope of this page: Only the KR 2+6 model/series and the listed source-supported attributes. Series maximums or model-dependent ranges are identified in the conditions; options and prices are not inferred. Exact documented pin-layout model only; no additional family record or keying/colour sibling. Only actually read native text and model headings used. Image-only specification graphics are not transcribed or assumed, not downloaded. Generic FAQs about other models are excluded. Source numeric pin/current groups retained separately; no invented voltage, temperature, certification, client or test result. Standard KR50A used; KR Ultra60–80 A and stale category70A heading not attributed to this model.
Official KR 2+6 product information
Original publication · Chogori Technology Co., Ltd.
Source accessed: 27 October 2026
Content updated 27 October 2026. Source dates describe the documents or the recorded access to them.
How information is documented