D38999/24ZJ43AN

ICC Number:AAOD38999/24ZJ43AN
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Number:D38999/24ZJ43AN
Datasheet:Catalog
ECAD Model:
3D Model

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AAOD38999/24ZJ43AN

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Specifications

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Product Category:
Manufacturer:Amphenol Aerospace
Manufacturer Part Number:Amphenol Aerospace D38999/24ZJ43AN
Number of Contacts:43 (23+20)
Contact Plating:Gold
Shell Size:25
Contact Type:Pin
Shell Material:Aluminum
Wire Size:20 to 16 AWG, 24 to 20 AWG
Shell Type:Jam Nut Receptacle
Shell Finish:Zinc Nickel
Current Rating:13 A, 7.5 A
Voltage Rating:600 VAC
Insert Arrangement:25-43
Keying Position:N
Locking Mechanism:Threaded
Operating Temperature:-65 to 175 °C
Without Contacts:Yes
Mil Type:MIL-DTL-38999
SKU:AAOD38999/24ZJ43AN

Detailed Description

MIL-DTL-38999 III (D38999) harsh environment connectors, designated as SKU D38999/24ZJ43AN, offer reliable electrical connectivity in demanding conditions. Featuring wall mount receptacles, jam nut receptacles, and straight self-locking RFI plugs, this series is versatile and robust. With 9 shell sizes and 54 insert arrangements available, including M39029 contacts in various sizes, these connectors cater to a wide range of applications. Constructed from durable materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, and lightweight composite, they ensure longevity in harsh environments. The connectors are offered with a choice of plating options, including olive drab cadmium, nickel, black zinc nickel, and passivated stainless steel, meeting stringent military specifications. The MIL-DTL-38999/24 connectors, with a shell size of 25 and 43 contacts, are designed for jam nut mounting and feature removable crimp contacts for ease of installation. With a service rating of I and a wide operating temperature range from -65°C to 175°C, they are suitable for use in extreme conditions. The shell material is aluminum with a black zinc-nickel finish, providing excellent conductivity and environmental resistance. This high-reliability connector is ideal for military, aerospace, and other mission-critical applications.