D38999/20JB98BN

ICC Number:AAOD38999/20JB98BN
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Number:D38999/20JB98BN
Datasheet:Catalog
ECAD Model:
3D Model

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AAOD38999/20JB98BN

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Specifications

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Product Category:
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Part Number:Amphenol Aerospace D38999/20JB98BN
Number of Contacts:6
Contact Plating:Gold
Shell Size:11
Contact Type:Socket
Shell Material:Composite
Wire Size:24 to 20 AWG
Shell Type:Wall Mount Receptacle
Shell Finish:Olive Drab Cadmium
Current Rating:7.5 A
Voltage Rating:600 VAC
Insert Arrangement:11-98
Keying Position:N
Locking Mechanism:Threaded
Operating Temperature:-65 to 175 °C
Without Contacts:Yes
Mil Type:MIL-DTL-38999
SKU:AAOD38999/20JB98BN

Detailed Description

MIL-DTL-38999 III (D38999) harsh environment connectors, designated as SKU D38999/20JB98BN, offer reliable electrical connectivity in demanding settings. Featuring wall mount receptacles, jam nut receptacles, and straight self-locking RFI plugs, this series boasts versatility. With 9 shell sizes and 54 insert arrangements available, they accommodate various connection needs. Utilizing M39029 contacts in sizes 22D, 20, 16, 12, 10 power, and 8 twinax, these connectors ensure efficient signal transmission. Constructed from durable materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, and lightweight composite, they guarantee longevity. The wide range of plating options, including olive drab cadmium, nickel, and black zinc nickel, offers enhanced corrosion resistance. With RoHS-compliant and cadmium-free finishes available, they meet strict environmental regulations. Boeing BACC-approved designs further attest to their quality. Suitable for military and aerospace applications, these connectors, with a service rating of I and operating temperatures ranging from -65°C to 175°C, are dependable in extreme conditions. The specific model, D38999/20, is a wall-mounting flange receptacle with 6 removable crimp contacts (contact size 20(6)), ideal for secure and efficient cable connections in critical systems.