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Data connector 853 SeriesquadraxEN2997round
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Characteristics
- Type
- data
- Format
- quadrax, EN2997
- Shape
- round
- Connection type
- female
- Electrical characteristics
- EMI
- Material
- shell
- Product applications
- engine, industry
- Domain
- for the aeronautical industry
- Other characteristics
- high-temperature
- Operating temperature
260 °C
(500 °F)
Description
•Random Vibration 5Hz to 2000Hz at 1g²/Hz
•Salt Spray up to 500h
•Electrical shell continuity below 5mΩ
•RoHS and REACH compliant versions
The EN2997 series is an enhanced connector dedicated to applications in environments under high constraints in terms of vibration, EMI, and temperatures. EN2997 connectors are typically used in aerospace industry and more particularly on aircraft applications such as engines, sensors, external lighting, power and actuation.
EN2997 connectors provide upgraded vibration performance thanks to a self-locking mechanism with fine-pitched thread. The firewall design resists up to 260°C that provides a secure solution in case of engine fire.
The series meets the MIL-DTL-83723 design and offers additional features including shell to shell bottoming for enhanced performance.
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