| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category: | |
| Manufacturer: | TE Connectivity | Deutsch |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | TE Connectivity | Deutsch 182-0704-08 |
| Amperage: | 46 A |
| Termination Method: | Crimp |
| Contact Material: | Copper Alloy |
| Voltage: | 115 V AC, 115 V DC |
| Contact Size: | 8 |
| Contact Type: | Socket |
| Body Material: | Copper Alloy |
| Cable Type: | Strip |
| GPL: | JD5 |
| Operating Temperature Range: | -65 - 260 °C, -85 - 500 °F |
| Circuit Application: | Power |
| Contact Mating Area Plating: | Gold |
| Sealable: | Yes |
| GPL Description: | Aerospace Defense & Marine |
| Connector and Contact Terminate To: | Wire & Cable |
| Product Code: | EB44 |
| Wire Size: | 8.36 mm², 8 AWG |
| Contact Transmits: | Power |
| Connector System: | Cable-to-Cable |
| Contact Termination Plating: | Gold |
| Barrel Type: | Crimp |
| Contact Retention: | With |
| Contact Retention Type: | Spring |
| Lattice Contact Mating Area Plating: | Gold |
| Part Aliases: | ZPF000000000002030 |
| SKU: | DCH182-0704-08 |
182-0704-08
| ICC Number: | DCH182-0704-08 |
| Manufacturer: | TE Connectivity | Deutsch |
| Manufacturer Number: | 182-0704-08 |
| Datasheet: | Material Declaration |
| ECAD Model: |
Specifications
Detailed Description
Introducing the 182-0704-08, a high-performance 46A crimp socket contact designed for robust power applications in aerospace, defense, and marine industries. Constructed with durable copper alloy, this contact ensures reliable power transmission in extreme environments ranging from -65 to 260°C (-85 to 500°F). Featuring gold plating on the contact mating area, it guarantees low contact resistance and superior conductivity. Suitable for 8 AWG cables, this contact offers secure termination with a crimp barrel and spring contact retention. With a voltage rating of 115V AC/DC, it meets stringent high-reliability standards for mission-critical systems. Upgrade your connector system with the EB44 contact for seamless cable-to-cable connections in harsh operating conditions.

