D38999/20MF18PA

ICC Number:AAOD38999/20MF18PA
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Number:D38999/20MF18PA
Datasheet:Catalog
ECAD Model:
3D Model

Description:

Composite Ni Wall Mt Recpt

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Specifications

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Product Category:
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Part Number:Amphenol Aerospace D38999/20MF18PA
Number of Contacts:18 (14+4)
Contact Plating:Gold
Shell Size:19
Contact Type:Pin
Shell Material:Composite
Wire Size:28 to 22 AWG
Shell Type:Wall Mount Receptacle
Shell Finish:Electroless Nickel
Current Rating:5 A
Voltage Rating:400 VAC
Insert Arrangement:19-18
Keying Position:A
Locking Mechanism:Threaded
Operating Temperature:-65 to 200 °C
Mil Type:MIL-DTL-38999
SKU:AAOD38999/20MF18PA

Detailed Description

MIL-DTL-38999 III (D38999) harsh environment connectors, designated as SKU D38999/20MF18PA, are essential components for reliable electrical connections in demanding applications. This specific model features a Wall Mounting Flange Receptacle design with 18 removable crimp contacts, catering to intricate wiring systems. Constructed with a composite shell and gold-plated removable crimp contacts, these connectors ensure optimal performance in extreme operating conditions, with a wide temperature range from -65 °C to 200 °C. Meeting rigorous military specifications and boasting a service rating of M and Twinax, they guarantee durability and stability in critical missions. With a shell size of 19 and contact size of 8Twinax(4) and 22D(14), they offer versatility and compatibility for various setups. The Electroless Nickel and Electrodeposited Nickel finish coatings provide enhanced protection against corrosion and wear, making them ideal for long-term use. Designed for high-reliability applications, these connectors have a male pin contact style and a service class detail of a Nickel Plated Composite Shell. Whether in aerospace, defense, or industrial settings, these connectors deliver superior performance, conductivity, and environmental resistance, ensuring seamless operations in the harshest of environments.