891-005-15GSA1-2B2-12TT datasheet, PDF

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891-005-15GSA1-2B2-12TT: DescriptionInterconnection Device; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size261KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerGlenair; Websitehttp://www.glenair.com/

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Interconnection Device

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	Glenair
Reach Compliance Code	not_compliant
Other features	32 AWG
Connector type	INTERCONNECTION DEVICE

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Series 89 Nanominiature Connectors

Two Row Back-To-Back 891-005

Glenair’s Back-To-Back Nano Connectors

feature gold

alloy NanoPin contacts. Contacts are precision-crimped

to insulated, stranded wire. These nanomimiature

connectors offer premium preformance and reliability

for demanding applications. Contact spacing is .025

inches. 1 amp current rating, DWV rating 300 volts AC.

Wire gages #30 and #32 AWG.

NanoPin Contact System

assures premium performance in

demanding environments. The gold/platinum alloy contacts

will stand up to years of exposure without corrosion.

Typical Applications

include UAV's, satellites, missile

systems and geophysical instruments.

HOW TO ORDER TWO ROW BACK-TO-BACK JUMPERS

Number

Contacts

Connector

Type

Shell Material

and Finish

Wire

Gage

Wire

Color

Code

–

White

–

Yellow

–

Ten

Color

Repeat

Series

891-005

Back-To-

Back Cables,

Two Row,

Nanominiature

Wire Type

Ultralightweight

XLETFE Insulation,

Silver-Coated

Ultrahigh-Strength

Copper (Not available

for #32 AWG)

Length

Inches

Overall

Length

Hardware

= Jackscrews on

both ends (GP, GS, CS)

Plug (Pin)

Aluminum Shell, #30 AWG

Connector on Cadmium Plating

Both Ends

Receptacle

(Socket)

Connector on

Both Ends

Aluminum Shell,

Electroless

Nickel Plating

#32 AWG

In Inches

= Jackscrews on

Including

plug, threaded holes on

Connectors

receptacle (CS)

Example:

“12”

speciﬁes

12 inches

OAL

Extruded PTFE

Insulation, NEMA HP3-

ETX (MIL-W-16878/6)

= Jackscrews on

plug, threaded holes on

plug (GP)

= Jackscrews on

receptacle, threaded

holes on plug (CS)

= Jackscrews on

receptacle, threaded

holes on receptacle

(GS)

Plug (Pin)

On One End,

Receptacle On

The Other End

Titanium Shell,

Unplated

Stainless Steel

Shell, Passivated

Cross-Linked Modiﬁed

ETFE Insulation, MIL-

W-22759/33

(Not available for #32

AWG)

= Threaded holes

both ends (GP, GS, CS)

Sample Part Number

891-005

— 9

—0

— 12

PLUG (PIN) CONNECTOR

RECEPTACLE (SOCKET) CONNECTOR

“J” Jackscrew Option

“T” Threaded Insert Option

“J” Jackscrew Option

CAGE Code 06324/0CA77

Printed in U.S.A.

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

www.glenair.com

P-32

E-Mail: sales@glenair.com

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