804-004-07M8-13PB datasheet, PDF

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804-004-07M8-13PB: DescriptionCircular Connector, 13 Contact(s), Aluminum Alloy, Male, Crimp Terminal, Receptacle,; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size581KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerGlenair; Websitehttp://www.glenair.com/; Environmental Compliance

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804-004-07M8-13PB Overview

Circular Connector, 13 Contact(s), Aluminum Alloy, Male, Crimp Terminal, Receptacle,

804-004-07M8-13PB Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Other features	POLARIZED
Back shell type	SOLID
Body/casing type	RECEPTACLE
Connector type	CIRCULAR CONNECTOR
Contact to complete cooperation	NOT SPECIFIED
Contact point gender	MALE
Contact material	NOT SPECIFIED
Coupling type	THREADED
DIN compliance	NO
empty shell	NO
Filter function	NO
IEC compliance	NO
MIL compliance	NO
Plug information	MULTIPLE MATING PARTS AVAILABLE
Mixed contacts	NO
Installation type	CABLE AND PANEL
Options	GENERAL PURPOSE
Shell surface	NICKEL PLATED
Shell material	ALUMINUM ALLOY
Housing size	8
Termination type	CRIMP
Total number of contacts	13
Base Number Matches	1

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In-Line

804-003-01

Rear Panel Jam Nut Mount

804-003-07

Front Panel Jam Nut Mount

804-003-00

Series 804

Series 804 “Mighty Mouse”

Push-Pull Quick-Disconnect

Series 804 Receptacles – Crimp Termination

Integral Band Platform

for direct attachment of a cable

shield. Install a boot, or overmold a boot over the band

platform. An accessory thread is available for attaching

strain reliefs and backshells.

Three Shell Options:

Jam nut with o-ring for front or rear

panel mounting, or in-line receptacles for free-hanging cables.

HOW TO ORDER

Sample Part Number

80 4- 0 0 3

Series

-01

Shell Style

Shell Material /

Finish

Aluminum / Black

Anodize

7-10

Shell Size- Insert

Arrangement

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

Contact Type

Shell Key

Position

-00

804-003

Receptacle with

Banding Platform

Jam Nut for Front

Panel Mounting

Aluminum / Electroless

Nickel

Aluminum / Cadmium

with Olive Drab

Chromate

-01

In-Line for Free-

Hanging Cable

Aluminum / Zinc-

Nickel with Olive Drab

Chromate

Standard #23 contacts

3 #23 Contacts

Omit

accept #22 through

1 #16 Contact

for Single

#28 AWG wire. Use the

Master Key

4 #23 Contacts

following contact codes

7 #23 Contacts

to specify these contacts:

1 #12 Contact

10 #23 Contacts

13 #23 Contacts

Pos. A

(Normal)

4 #16 Contacts

19 #23 Contacts

Socket

26 #23 Contacts

Special contacts for

2 #12 Contacts

Pos. B

#26 to #30 AWG are

37 #23 Contacts

also available. Use the

55 #23 Contacts

following contact codes

85 #23 Contacts

to specify these contacts:

Pos. C

804-004

Receptacle with

Accessory Thread

ZNU

Aluminum / Zinc-Nickel

with Black Chromate

#23 contacts are packaged

with connectors. #16 and #12

contacts must be ordered

separately.

Pos. D

-07

Jam Nut for Rear

Panel Mounting

Stainless Steel /

Passivated

Socket

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

G-6

Rev. 05-APR-2007

E-Mail: sales@glenair.com

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