| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category: | |
| Manufacturer: | Amphenol Aerospace |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | Amphenol Aerospace M83723/71A22557 |
| Series: | Series III |
| Wire Size: | 24 to 20 AWG |
| Shell Size: | 22 |
| Shell Type: | Wall Mount Receptacle |
| Contact Type: | Socket |
| Shell Finish: | Black Non-Conductive Anodized |
| Shell Material: | Aluminum |
| Voltage Rating: | 600 VAC |
| Keying Position: | 7 |
| Locking Mechanism: | Bayonet |
| Insert Arrangement: | 22-55 |
| Military Specification: | MIL-DTL-83723 |
| Operating Temperature: | -65 to 200 °C |
| SKU: | AANM83723/71A22557 |
M83723/71A22557
| Heilind Number: | AANM83723/71A22557 |
| Manufacturer: | Amphenol Aerospace |
| Manufacturer Number: | M83723/71A22557 |
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Description:
Matrix MIL-DTL-83723 Series Provides Many Choices within the Range of a Medium Sized, Environmentally Resistant Circular Connector. With Three Coupling Style Choices- Bayonet, Threaded and Quick-Disconnect the Versatility of this Family Makes it Increasingly Popular for Panel Mount, Box Mount and Line-to-Line Applications in Aircraft. For General Duty Environmentally Resistant Requirements, this Family of Connectors Provides a Wide Range of Interconnection Solutions.
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Detailed Description
Introducing the M83723/71A22557, a high-performance MIL-DTL-83723 Series III wall mount receptacle. Crafted with a durable aluminum shell featuring a sleek black non-conductive anodized finish, this socket contact connector is designed for robust military and aerospace applications. With a wire size compatibility ranging from 24 to 20 AWG, it ensures secure and reliable connections in demanding environments. Rated for 600 VAC, it guarantees safe and efficient power transmission. The 22-55 insert arrangement, along with a keying position of 7 and a bayonet locking mechanism, offers enhanced security and signal integrity. Trusted for its high reliability, this M8372371A22557 connector is a vital component in mission-critical systems.
