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TERPROOF CIRCULAR CONNECTORS
WY WEATHERPROOF BAYONET COUPLING CIRCULAR CONNECTORS IP67
EATHERPROOF BAYONET COUPLING CIRCULAR CONNECTORS IP67
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A22 round thread screw locking, IP67 plastic connector range is designed to meet the high requirements of industrial applications under harsh environmental conditions. Circular connectors with contact arrangements 3+PE and 6+PE for power and signal applications. The receptacle connectors share the same mounting footprint as similar connectors from Amphenol- Tuchel (C16-1) and Binder (962/963) and will mate with or replace those and other similar industry standard connectors.
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The WY series is a big one including from 2 to 61 contacts rated at 5 to 100 Amp dependent upon the planform. Panel hole cut-out size from16-55mm, plus plugs can be straight or angled. Av il bl
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vailable as cable-to-panel and cable-to-cable they’re fully RoHS, reach and CE compliant. Like the SP, SY
with crimp contacts. SY P,Y,, , WS and WF ranges they canWP, WS and WF ranges they can be supplied
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MIL-C CIRCULAR CONNECT
MIL-C CIRCULAR CONNECTORS
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WEIPU WP BAYONET COUPLING CIRCULAR CONNECTORS
These circular connectors are used primarily for external interfacing and MIL-C are based upon US Military
(5015/VG95234) multi-pin, screw threaded or bayonet locking, circular connectors are used in commercial, military and aerospace environments including sensors, mobile military equipment, radios, trucks, ships, aircraft, tactical missiles and
from ‘Instrument’ to 300 and 500 rms.
The WP20 Series are 2 to 12 pin bayonet connectors ranging from 5 to 30 Amp. They are dust and dirt proof, rated to IP55 and intended for indoor use. Plug and receptacle housings are keyed to ensure correct polarisation and tactile feedback when mating. WP20 connectors have the option of male or female contacts in any body shell.
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