802-019-AB6ZM12-2NA-48 datasheet, PDF

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802-019-AB6ZM12-2NA-48: DescriptionInterconnection Device; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size139KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerGlenair; Websitehttp://www.glenair.com/

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Connector type	INTERCONNECTION DEVICE
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802-019

Series

802-019

Overmolded

Cordset,

Shielded,

with

Polyurethane

Cable Jacket

1 Meter

Immersion

Series 800

Series 802 “Aqua Mouse”

3500 PSI Rated

802 Series Cordsets For Harsh Environments

Glenair’s “Aqua Mouse” molded

cordsets

offer watertight sealing

and excellent cold temperature

flexibility. These cables are 100%

tested and ready to use.

Two Cable Types

– Standard

polyamide overmolded cordsets offer

good chemical resistance and are

rated for one meter immersion. For

maximum performance and 2500 PSI

rating, choose neoprene jacket and

thermoset polyurethane overmolding.

Shielded

– 90% braid coverage and

BAND-IT® shield termination meet

EMI requirements.

Simpliﬁed Ordering, No Minimums

ASAP

cordsets are made-to-order

from stocked connectors and cable.

Choose #22 or #24 AWG cable with

standard Estane jacket for best

availability.

Series 802 Overmolded

Cordset

HOW TO ORDER SERIES 802 OVERMOLDED CORDSETS

Sample Part Number

-A

Shell

Material /

Finish

Stainless

Steel /

Passivated

9-19

Protective

Cover

Metal

Protective

Covers

Included

Shell Key

Pos.

Pos. A

-48

End A

End B

Connector Connector

-A

Plug, with

Male Pin

Contacts

Wire Size

#22 AWG

(Std.)

Insert Arr.

5-3

6-1

6-4

6-7

7-1

7-10

8-13

9-4

9-19

10-26

12-2

12-37

14-55

15-85

Length

Overall

Length In

Inches

12 Inch Min

Plug, with

Male Pin

Contacts

(Normal)

#24 AWG

(Std.)

-B

Plug, with

Female

Socket

Contacts

Plug, with

Female

Socket

Contacts

Stainless

Steel /

Electroless

Nickel

Plated

Pos. B

#26 AWG

No Covers

Supplied

Pos. C

#28 AWG

802-020

-C

Overmolded Receptacle, Receptacle,

Cordset,

with Male

Shielded,

Pin Contacts Pin Contacts

with

Neoprene

Receptacle, Receptacle,

Jacket and

Polyurethane with Female with Female

Socket

Overmolding,

Contacts

2500 PSI

Rated

Pos. D

Connector

(Single-

Ended)

CAGE Code 06324

Printed in U.S.A.

GLENAIR, INC. • 1211 AIR WAY • GLENDALE, CA 91201-2497 • 818-247-6000 • FAX 818-500-9912

www.glenair.com

E-18

Rev. 08-FEB-2007

E-Mail: sales@glenair.com

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