MS27468T9B98P

MS27468 - Connectors, Receptacle, Electrical, Jam Nut Mounting, Crimp Type, Bayonet Coupling, 38999 Series I

MIL-DTL-38999 Series I connectors offer reliable performance in harsh environments with up to 128 contacts in an insert. Featuring front and rear wall mount options, as well as jam nut receptacles, these connectors are designed for durability. With an operating temperature range from -65 °C to 200 °C, they are suitable for a wide range of applications. Utilizing M39029 rear release crimp contacts, these connectors come in 9 shell sizes and 52 insert arrangements, accommodating various needs. The high strength aluminum shells are available in different plating options, including cadmium-free finishes, ensuring compliance with RoHS regulations. From military to industrial settings, these connectors provide secure and efficient electrical connections.
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Minimum/Multiple:1/1
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Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Part Number:Amphenol Aerospace MS27468T9B98P
Military Specification:MIL-DTL-38999 I
Series:Series I
Connector Type:Circular, Receptacle
Number of Contacts:3
Mount Type:Jam Nut Mounting
Contact Plating:Gold
Maximum Operating Temperature:175 °C
Minimum Operating Temperature:-65 °C
Shell Size:9
Contact Size:20(3)
Contact Type:Removable Crimp Contacts
Mating Type:Bayonet
Finish/Coating:Cadmium Olive Drab, Electroless Nickel
Keyway Polarization:N
Service Rating:I
Shell Style:Jam Nut Mounting Receptacle
Shell Size - Insert Arrangement:9-98
Service Class:T
Shell Material:Aluminum
Contact Gender:Male
Contact Mating Life:500 Cycles
Conductivity:Conductive
Ingress Protection:Environment Resistant
Contact Style:Pin
Service Class Detail:Environment Resistant Wall and Jam Nut Mounting Receptacle and Plug Types
SKU:AAOMS27468T9B98P

Environmental Initiative Details

Environmental Initiative:RoHS
Compliant:Unknown
Date of this Information:Unknown
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