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SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS CORP. MULTI-PIN CONNECTORS
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Revised May 2004
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MIL-DTL-5015 Series II Crimp Front Release Contact Connectors ......................................................... 2A-1
MIL-DTL-5015 Series III Crimp Rear Release Contact Connectors ........................................................ 3A-1
MIL-DTL-5015 Connector Accessory Quick Reference .......................................................................... 4A-1
SWL Series Connectors ................................................................................................................................ 5A-1
SWLD Series Connectors ............................................................................................................................. 7A-1
MIL-DTL-5015 Technical Data ..................................................................................................................... 9A-2
MIL-DTL-5015 Solder Contacts .................................................................................................................... 9A-3
MIL-DTL-5015 Crimp Contacts .................................................................................................................... 9A-4
Thermocouple Contacts & Insert Arrangements ................................................................................ 10A-17
Insert Drawing by Number of Contacts ............................................................................................... 10A-28
MINIATURE CONNECTORS
SCPT*S Series Connectors (MIL-C-26482) Crimp Front Release Contacts ............................................2B-2
SCPC Series Connectors (MIL-C-26482) Solder Contacts Threaded Coupling....................................3B-2
SC7 Series Connectors (MIL-C-26482) Crimp Rear Release Contacts ..................................................4B-2
SC Series Connectors (MIL-C-26482) Accessory Quick Reference .......................................................5B-1
SC, SCPC & SCPT Contact Technical Data .............................................................................................6B-1
SC, SCPC & SCPT*S Series Insert Configurations .....................................................................................7B-1
SC1 Series Connectors (MIL-DTL-38999 Series I) Crimp Rear Release, Bayonet Coupling .................8B-1
SC2 Series Connectors (MIL-DTL-38999 Series II) Crimp Rear Release, Bayonet Coupling ................9B-1
SC3 Series Connectors (MIL-DTL-38999 Series III) Crimp Rear Release, Threaded Coupling ...........10B-1
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SC1, SC2 & SC3 Series Connectors (MIL-DTL-38999) Accessory Quick Reference ............................11B-1
SC1, SC2 & SC3 Series Connectors (MIL-DTL-38999) Insert Configuration .........................................12B-1
SCPDM Series Connectors .........................................................................................................................13B-1
SCPDS Series Connectors ..........................................................................................................................14B-1
SC723 Series Connectors Crimp Rear Release Contact Connectors .................................................16B-1
MIL-DTL-83723 Series III Insert Configurations ..........................................................................................17B-1
SC308 Series D-Subminiature (MIL-DTL-24308) ........................................................................................18B-1
Connector Types, Quick Reference ......................................................................................................... 1C-2
Backshells - Discreet/Individual Wires ..................................................................................................... 1C-18
Backshells - Jacketed Cable ................................................................................................................... 1C-20
Backshells - Flexible Conduit .................................................................................................................... 1C-24
Entertainment Industry Connectors ........................................................................................................ 1C-29
Reverse Bayonet Accessories .................................................................................................................... 5C-3
Backshells, Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 2D-1
Backshells, Shield Terminations .................................................................................................................. 8D-1
MINIATURE CONNECTORS (CONT.)
Backshells, Shorting Cans ........................................................................................................................... 9D-1
Dummy Receptacles ................................................................................................................................ 12D-1
Dust Caps ................................................................................................................................................... 13D-1
Jam Nuts ..................................................................................................................................................... 15D-1
Mounting Plates ......................................................................................................................................... 16D-1
Rubber Bushings ........................................................................................................................................ 17D-1
Sealing Plugs .............................................................................................................................................. 18D-1
Crimp Adapters ......................................................................................................................................... 19D-1
Cross Reference/Index ................................................................................................................................. X-1
CONNECTOR ACCESSORIES (CONT.)
SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS MANUFACTURING DIVISION
Beginning in early 1980, the connector industry experienced a series of sales and mergers resulting in a reduced number of connector manufacturers. This trend continues today.
While the connector industry has done a magnificent job of meeting the demands of its customers, on occasion it has been difficult to supply small quantity modifications to standard products. Quick delivery of prototype quantities appears to be a thing of the past. This is where Spacecraft Components Manufacturing comes in.
The commitment to our customers over these many years is something about which we are very proud. To meet the requirements of quick delivery for small quantities of prototype connectors, Spacecraft Components Manufacturing has its own design department, a mod- ern machine shop and an outstanding staff whose connector knowledge is unmatched in the Industry.
The principals of Spacecraft Components include the founders of Flight Connector Corp, ESC, Inc and Electro-Sonic Components, Inc. Flight Connector developed the first front release firewall connector with a self-locking coupling nut presently being used throughout the airline industry with special emphasis on Boeing, Douglas and Airbus. We were also the founders of ESC, Inc., manufacturer of connector accessories and were responsible for developing a low profile self-locking feature for backshells used extensively throughout the Connector Industry. We are justly proud of our contribution to the safety of aircraft in flight.
As our literature states, we are a reliable source for the full range of connectors with special emphasis upon:
MIL-DTL-5015 Reverse Bayonet Coupling per VG95234 MIL-DTL-5015 Threaded Coupling MIL-C-22992 Class L MIL-C-26482 Series 1 Solder Types SAE-AS81703 Series 1 and 2
Spacecraft Components also is pleased to announce we now manufacture a full line of Reverse Bayonet connectors. We enthusiastically welcome your inquiries for this increasingly popular connector.
ABOUT SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS
SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS DISTRIBUTION DIVISION
Connectors are our only business! Since our founding in 1962, Spacecraft Components Corp. has established itself as an independent distributor and one of the most reliable, competitive suppliers of electrical connectors and connector accessories to the Aero- space, Airline, Electronic and Electromechanical industries. We believe in maintaining and expanding a large, comprehensive connector inventory – the largest on the West Coast and probably throughout the country. Need it fast? Your off-the-shelf order can be on its way in as little as 3 hours.
Our large, comprehensive connector inventory encompasses plugs and receptacles of all types including coaxial, hermetic, firewall, environmental and non-environmental in both solder and crimp contact configurations.
A complete line of connector accessories such as adapters, backshells, dust caps, cable clamps and strain reliefs is on hand for all connector types. (See Catalog 401)
Spacecraft Components Corp. is the nation’s largest and most reliable connector company, stocking all major QPL approved connector manufacturers: Aero Electric, Amphenol, Bendix, Burndy, Cannon, Deutsch, Flight Connector, G & H Technology, ITT Cannon, Matrix, Pyle-National, Radiall, RMS, Souriau, Trans Technology, TRW Cinch, Veam, etc. In addition, we have connectors for Airbus, Boeing and Douglas Aircraft. We are an authorized distributor for: Astro Tool, ECI Technology, Commital, Glenair, Robert Technologies and Spacecraft Manufacturing.
Because we purchase our inventory in large volumes from connector manufacturers, distributors, as well as from inventories of original equipment manufacturers and the US Government agencies, we are able to accord you substantial savings on your connector requirements.
Our Quality Control system meets or exceeds the requirements of MIL-I-45208 and ISO 9002.
Besides current MIL-SPEC and commercial connectors, the inventory of Spacecraft Components Corp. contains many hard-to-find and out-of-production connectors. Whatever your connector needs (off-the-shelf or custom-assembled), our expert professional staff can help you with your connector problems. If, however, the connector you want is not in stock, our Connector Locator Service will find it for you.
Take advantage of Spacecraft Components Corp’s free Connector Consultation Service to find the right connector or accessory for your application. Simply give us your physical and operational parameters and we will provide you with a connector or accessory that will meet or exceed your requirements.
Under the proprietary part numbers in this catalog, we can supply connectors to the standard configurations shown herein or connectors reconfigured to meet the most stringent special requirements. These changes include but are not limited to, different materials, finishes, accessory and insert configurations not offered by other connector manufacturers as part of their standard product line.
Spacecraft Components has the ability to reconfigure connectors to meet customer requirements by using components of other QPL manufacturers. We can assemble a custom or special connector to meet your specifications at a lower cost and reduced delivery time. We are so confident of our ability to deliver a connector that meets your requirements that we offer a Lifetime Warranty as outlined below:
LIFETIME WARRANTY
Spacecraft Components Corp. warrants to the original purchaser it will correct by replace- ment any defect in workmanship or in-operation of any component purchased from Spacecraft Components Corp. for the life of the equipment in which the component is originally and properly installed. This agreement and warranty supersedes all other warranties expressed or implied.
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CONNECTOR ACCESSORIES
A connector accessory may be defined as a component used with a connector to enhance its operational characteristics but which does not interfere with its basic function of connecting and disconnecting electrical circuits. In many situations however, the useful life of a connector would be severely compromised without the proper accessory.
The extensive range of connector applications and usage environments accounts for the wide variety of accessory configurations, each one designed to meet a specific need. The accessories detailed in this catalog cover the following categories:
Backshells
Jam Nuts for Jam Nut Receptacles
Mounting Plates for Flange Mount Receptacles
Pipe Thread Adapters
BACKSHELLS
Backshells are by far the most complex and widely used accessories. The backshells in this catalog are divided into 9 sub-groups according to their function as follows:
Environmental Backshells
Shrink Boot Adapters
NON-ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELLS
Non-Environmental Backshells are sometimes referred to as backshell extenders. They are used when there is a requirement for additional space between the rear of the connector and the strain relief to allow for cable service loops, jumping, filter networks, etc.
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ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELLS
Backshells categorized as Environmental are those which protect the wiring side of the connector from dust, dirt, moisture and fluids. Almost all recent Military Specification cylindrical connectors are designed so that when the wires are inserted through the grommet, and assuming all holes in the grommet contain either a wire or a sealing plug, the connector will be enviromentally sealed once the backshell or strain relief is secured, The environmental seal will remain funtional as long as the wires entering the grommet are not bent more than 13 degrees from the axis of the connector. The exact number of degrees which the wires can be bent depends upon the type of wire and insulation materials used. If any bending or flexing of the wire bundle is anticipated, some type of strain relief or cable clamp and backshell must be utilized to maintain the integrity of the environmental seal.
EMI/RFI BACKSHELLS
Most cabling design for transmission of electrical power or high voltage signals is relatively unaffected by electrical interference. However, the introduction of foreign electronic energy into cables carrying low voltage data signals can have disasterous results. The lower the system signal voltage levels, the greater the susceptibility to interference.
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) can originate from a number of sources. Notorious generators of interference include components such as coils, electromagnets, electric motors, transformers and a variety of radiating electrical equipment like fluorescent lighting, high power radar, broadcast stations, teletype and other communications circuits.
When strong external noise fields exist, the conductors of a cable act as antennas and pick up the radiated signals. The reception of this interference results in inaccurate or interrupted data transmission.
Today, with cabling carrying more low voltage data signals than ever before, proper shielding is of prime importance if the integrity of the transmitted data is to be maintained. An effective shield should be capable of preventing the reception of undesired signals as well as confining extraneous signals generated within the cable itself.
The most common method of shielding against EMI/RFI is to enclose the cable in a tightly woven metal braid comprised of wire strands which is then terminated at one or both ends of the cable to ground potential. The termination and grounding of the shield is accomplished by using a suitable connector backshell.
Many military programs require Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) protection. Designing against EMP is basically the same as designing against EMI/RFI. The best cable shields for EMP are solid materials such as rigid conduit or pipe. However, where light weight is a consideration, metal braided shields can be used effectively. The mechanical assembly of the shield must have clean metal-to-metal contact with the backshell.
Continuity is extremely important in EMP protection. There must be a 360° circumferential mechanical bond and electrical continuity between the shield and the connector backshell. Shielding voids or pigtail terminations do not provide acceptable EMP protection.
A variety of backshell configurations are available for termination of cable shielding. The designer can select from cone and ring, light bulb thread, compression spring, magnetic forming, crimp ring or stainless steel strap configurations.
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CONE AND RING BACKSHELLS
The Cone and Ring method has been used for over 60 years, originating with coaxial (UG type) connectors. Several variations of this concept have evolved and are widely used as they provide excellent shielding as well as strain relief capabilities. All variations are based on the basic Cone and Ring design shown in Figure 1.
As shown in the figure, the cable braid is placed between the inner and outer ground rings at the rear of the backshell. As the strain relief or nut is tightened, the braid is clamped between the two rings. Other variations of this method included shield tie-off, inverted cone and 3-ring shield grounding.
For optimum performance, the Cone and Ring shield termination requires a great deal of care by the assembler. To assure 360° continuity, the braid must be combed out so that there are no high spots when the Cone and Ring come together. Care must also be taken to prevent cutting the soft copper wires of the braid on sharp edges or by overtightening the strain relief. The fact that this method is fully field repairable accounts for its popularity.
LIGHT BULB THREAD BACKSHELLS (NOT ILLUSTRATED)
As the name implies, the outside rear of the backshell has coarse round threads similar to an ordinary household light bulb. A nut with corresponding threads is slipped over the braided shield. The shield is then distributed evenly over the backshell threads and the nut is screwed in place, securing the shield to the backshell. This method is field repairable but requires care to be sure the braid does not tear as the nut is tightened or removed. These backshells have no strain relief provisions for the cable or conductors. If a jacketed cable is used, environmental sealing can be achieved with the use of a heat-shrinkable boot over the backshell and jacketed cable.
COMPRESSION SPRING BACKSHELLS (NOT ILLUSTRATED)
The Compression Spring (sometimes called a Ground Spring) Backshell is shown in Figure 2. A ring-shaped coil spring is placed over the braided shield and positioned in the rear of the backshell. A backup ferrule is sometimes used between the conductors of the cable and the braided shield to eliminate the possibility of cutting into or through the shield if the cable clamp or compression nut is tightened excessively.
This method of shield grounding is simple, field repairable and requires no special assembly skills. Compression Spring Backshells are best used in applications with little or no vibration. It has been reported that under certain vibration conditions when a backup ferrule is not used, the spring will bounce and shielding integrity could be compromised. EMI/RFI Backshells are available in both Environmental and Non-Environmental configurations.
Figure 1. Typical Cone and Ring Backshell Assembly.
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SHIELD TERMINATION BACKSHELLS
Shield Termination Backshells are used to terminate the outer braid shield of a cable by means of a magnetically formed ring, a crimp ring or a stainless steel strap. Their configuration is distinct from EMI/RFI backshells in that they rely entirely on the ring or band for strain relief rather than on a mechanical clamping device. A typical backshell assembly is shown in Figure 3.
MAGNETIC FORMING BACKSHELLS (NOT ILLUSTRATED)
Magnetic Forming is based on the principle that a pulsed magnetic field generated near a metal conductor can produce pressures up to 50,000 psi capable of reshaping the metal conductor (in this case, a metal ring) without physical contact. After the braid is placed over the backshell end and the metal ring (which has a zero temper) is in position, the assembly is placed in a magnetic forming machine which induces a very intense magnetic field by the discharge of high voltage capacitors. This field sets up an opposing field in the metal ring and the net Magnetic Force compresses the ring onto the backshell, securely clamping the braid. Magnetic Forming is currently the preferred EMP termination method as a 360° bond is assured.
Magnetically formed assemblies are not field repairable and the cost of the forming equipment is in the $50,000 range. Magnetic Forming Backshells have no provision for strain relief of the cable or conductors, however, the ring is crimped so tightly that the shield material will break before it will pull free of the backshell.
There is a tendency for the finish of the aluminum ring to crack and expose base metal when the ring is formed to the backshell. Under certain conditions, these cracks promote corrosion which affects the conductivity path. In extreme instances, the rings have corroded so badly that they have fallen off. Environmental sealing can be obtained by using jacketed cable and a heat- shrinkable boot over the assembly.
Figure 3. Magnetic Forming or Crimp Ring Backshell Assembly
Figure 2. Compression Spring Backshell Assembly
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CRIMP RING BACKSHELLS
Crimp Ring shield terminations are similar to Magnetic Forming except that the ring is crimped to the backshell with a hydraulic tool. Some users do not like this concept in that there can be areas of little or no contact when using a hex-crimp die. A new method which eliminates any voids has been developed. This method produces a circumferential crimp using a stainless steel ring. Use of the circumferential crimp and stainless steel ring eliminates any possibility of the ring corrosion problems associated with magnetic forming. Crimp Ring terminations have the same strain relief, environmental and field repair parameters as those of Magnetic Forming.
STAINLESS STEEL STRAP BACKSHELLS
As noted above, Magnetic Forming and Crimp Ring terminations are not easily field repairable. The Cone and Ring, Light Bulb Thread and Compression Spring methods are field repairable but require some level of skill and care in assembly and disassembly to avoid damage to the braided shield.
Figure 4. Stainless Steel Strap Backshell Assembly.
The Stainless Steel Strap was developed in an effort to circumvent these shortcomings. The Stainless Steel Strap resembles a metal cable tie and is tensioned by a tool. The strap is held in place by the tension applied to the strap locking mechanism by the hand tool. Easily field repairable, the procedure requires no special assembly skill. The backshells have no provision for strain relief, but environmental sealing is obtained by using jacketed cable and a heat-shrinkable boot over the assembly.
As can be seen, the designer has a wide variety of terminations and features to choose from. The characteristics and features of each termination type are summarized in the following table.
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ENVIRONMENTAL EMI/RFI BACKSHELLS
Environmental EMI/RFI Backshells resist both physical and electrical contamination. As shown in the table above, they are available with all termination types. Due to the severe operating environments connectors are subjected to today, they have become the most widely used backshell for military applications.
GROMMET NUTS
Grommet Nuts can be described as metal rings with inside threads. They were originally designed for use with solder contact connectors to provide environmental sealing. Since solder contacts are non-removable and must be wired in place, the rear sealing grommet is supplied as a loose piece. The wires are threaded through their respective holes in the grommet, and the grommet is postioned over the wired contacts when soldering is completed. As the Grommet Nut is tightened, it holds the grommet in place and compresses it around the individual wires to effect an environmental seal.
All new military specification connectors released since the early 1970s have crimp contacts. Grommets of crimp contact connectors are self-sealing and are a non-removable component. These features make the use of Grommet Nuts redundant for sealing purposes. Their only function on a crimp contact connector would be to protect the rear accessory threads and teeth of the connector or to protect the outside of the grommet if it extends beyond the rear connector shell.
Paragraph 3.14.14 of MIL-W-5088, Revision K, dated 24 December 1984 states Circular electrical connectors shall be provided with strain relief accessories in accordance with MIL-C-85049. Since Grommet Nuts provide no cable support, it is our recommendation that they should not be used.
POTTING BOOTS AND RINGS
In the 1950s, encapsulation potting of electronic components and assemblies was introduced as a method of environmental sealing. Potting became a popular means of sealing connectors since it produced a more positive seal than the rubber grommets in use at the time. Weight reduction was also achieved because potting eliminated the need for grommets, ferrules, backshells and strain reliefs.
Potting Boots act as molds or forms to contain the liquid potting compound until it sets or cures. Potting Rings are used to attach the Potting Boot to the rear of a connector, however, some Potting Boots are designed to fit the connector without the use of a Potting Ring.
Two characteristics of potting led to its decline in popularity. One is that potted assemblies are not field repairable. The second, and more serious, surfaced in the early days of the Vietnam conflict. The Air Force began losing an inordinate number of F84 aircraft due to catastrophic electrical failures. The problem was traced to components which had been potted. Due to the climate and operating conditions, the potting compound began to revert. It became fluid again and, in the case of connectors, ran out the back of the potting boot, leaving the wire bundle unsealed and vulnerable to shorting. Although new compounds were formulated to eliminate the problem, the military opted for the use of improved, redesigned connectors using synthetic rubber sealing grommets and removable crimp contacts. In commercial applications, potting is an acceptable method of termination.
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SHRINK BOOTS AND ADAPTERS
Shrink Boots are used to environmentally seal a jacketed cable to a connector. The Shrink Boot Adapter is a specially designed backshell which attaches to the connectors accessory threads and provides the necessary gripping area for the Shrink Boot.
The Shrink Boot and Adapter are slipped over the cable and after wiring is completed, the Adapter is attached to the connector. The Shrink Boot is positioned over the Adapter and the jacketed cable. As heat is applied to the Shrink Boot (usually with an electric hot air gun), it shrinks tightly around the Adapter and cable forming an environmental seal.
In addition to the basic configurations defined in MIL-C-85049, manufacturers offer a number of Shrink Boot termination variations including Crimp Ring, Cone and Ring, Integral Woven Braid, Stainless Steel Band and Light Bulb Thread.
STRAIN RELIEFS AND CABLE CLAMPS
Movement of a cable can produce stress which, as it is transmitted toward the connector, can result in wire breakage, wires coming loose from the contacts, contacts being pulled out of the insert or any number of disastrous consequences. The function of a strain relief device is to hold or grip the cable fast at some point anterior to the location where any damage can potentially occur. Any stress or strain on the cable is then transfered through the strain relief to the connector shell and the area of potential damage is thereby protected.
One point that has always presented some confusion is the interchangeable use of the terms Cable Clamp and Strain Relief. We feel that we have resolved this problem by virtue of the following definitions:
CABLE CLAMP - Any cable support or clamping device which requires the use of an intermediate component for attachment to the back (wiring side) or the connector.
STRAIN RELIEF - Any cable support or clamping device that attaches directly to the body of the connector.
PROPER ASSEMBLY OF STRAIN RELIEFS & CABLE CLAMPS
Cable Clamps and Strain Reliefs are usually shipped unassembled. The reason for this is that unless a cable of minimum diameter is used, the clamp must be disassembled prior to use. On all Cable Clamps and Strain Reliefs which utilize two straps (or saddle bars), care must be exercised to assure proper assembly. Although no M85049, MS or NAS drawing mandates screw orientation or that the clamp be assembled when shipped, there is a proper and preferred method of assembly. This method is defined in Air Force Document T01-1A-14.
Referring to the illustration below, note that the clamp screw heads are oriented so that any torquing force applied with a screw driver is in a direction that will tighten rather than loosen the attachment between the Strain Relief and the connector or backshell to which it is fastened.
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BULKHEAD ADAPTERS (NOT ILLUSTRATED)
These accessories are used when it is necessary to route a cable through a bulkhead or panel. Bulkhead Adapters utilize flange or jam nut mount styles. They are available with environmental sealing, shield terminating, strain relief and angular options.
CONDUIT FITTINGS (NOT ILLUSTRATED)
The increasing use in the 1930s of radio communication equipment in vehicles and aircraft led to the development of Conduit Fittings as the first EMI/RFI protective devices. The piston engines used at that time were notorious generators of electrical interference.
The resemblance between these parts and those found in a plumbers kit is more than coincidental. Many of the configurations that found their way into the military system were based on the commercially available plumbing components first used to shield cabling from electrical interference. Conduit Fittings were replaced as more sophisticated connectors and shielding methods evolved over the years, and now are used mainly for feed-thru applications.
DUMMY RECEPTACLES
Dummy Receptacles (sometimes called storage Receptacles) are devices used to protect a disconnected plug from physical damage as well as from moisture and particle contamination. Dummy Receptacles conform dimensionally to their connector counterparts except that they have no inserts or contacts, hence, the name Dummy Receptacle.
Many plug connectors have been damaged beyond repair because a disconnected cable was dropped or left lying on the floor. Attaching an unused cable to a panel mounted Dummy Receptacle keeps the plug out of harms way and protects its mating surfaces and contacts. Dummy Receptacles also find use as plug holding fixtures on wire harness boards.
DUST CAPS
Available for both plug and receptacle connectors, Dust Caps protect the mating surfaces of the connector from physical damage and seal the connector against particle and moisture contamination.
All Dust Caps consist basically of a cylindrical body closed at one end. Dust Caps for receptacles have either a gasket or O ring for sealing. An optional component is an attachment method which assures that when the Dust Cap is not in use, it remains in the immediate area of the connector. While the Military has provisions for only two attachment configurations (sash chain or wire rope), various manufacturers offer several additional types (beaded chain, nylon rope, etc.) and a variety of finishes.
GASKETS FOR FLANGE MOUNT RECEPTACLE
These Gaskets are configured to serve two purposes. Elastomeric Gaskets are used for environmental applications when it is necessary to seal the mating surfaces of the connector and mounting panel. Gaskets containing conductive material are used to ground the shell for EMI/ RFI protection. Although the range of available Military part numbers is limited, various manufacturers can supply Gaskets for any Military or commercial cylindrical connector series.
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MOUNTING NUTS FOR JAM NUT RECEPTACLE
Mounting Nuts are used to secure a jam nut receptacle to a panel. A recent revision to MS3186 has obsoleted several MS drawings. This new revision allows the use of new material and finishes.
MOUNTING PLATES FOR FLANGE MOUNT RECEPTACLES
The usual way to mount a wall or box mount receptacle to a panel is to use four screws, flat washers, lock washers and nuts. This mounting hardware can be dropped or lost. Mounting Plates have captive self-locking nuts which eliminate this potential problem. The use of Mounting Plates also speeds up and simplifies the mounting of connectors on large panels where it is difficult or impossible for one person to do the installation using standard loose hardware. Mounting Plates are available in heavy, medium and light duty version.
PIPE THREAD ADAPTERS
As the name implies, these Adapters provide the means to interface with conduit having pipe threads per American Standard Tapered Pipe Thread, ASA B21. Not covered by MIL-C-85049, these adapters are supplied by several manufacturers and are shown in Section 19.
RUBBER BUSHING
Rubber Bushings are used in conjunction with Cable Clamps and serve two basic purposes. When the wire harness diameter is smaller than the minimum opening of the clamp, Rubber Bushings of incremental sizes are telescoped to build up the cable diameter. Bushings are also used to protect the wire bundle in the clamping area of the Strain Relief.
SHIELD TERMINATIONS
These devices are used to terminate shields of individual wires in the cable bundle. A variety of configurations are available for individual or mass termination.
SHORTING CANS
Shorting Cans provide a total enclosure for the rear of a connector. They are used for the fabrication of shorting plugs, special purpose test connectors or for the installation of discrete components.
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CATALOG ORGANIZATION
Each section in Catalog 401 is devoted to a specific Connector Accessory function. The various configurations are listed in the Table of Contents on page I.
IDENTIFICATION OF A PART NUMBER
Section 19D (Cross Reference/Index) at the end of this catalog serves as a quick reference for identification of known part numbers. Each part number in the Index is identified with a brief description of the part. The description of a Mil Spec accessory is preceeded by its associated Military Specification and followed by its corresponding Spacecraft part number shown in parentheses. If more detailed information is needed, refer to the page number shown following each description.
To keep the number of Index entries to a manageable amount, we have abbreviated most part numbers to their basic form. Significant root characters of each part number are shown while variables such as Shell Size, Dash Number, Finish, etc. are represented by a star («). Information on abbreviated characters can be found by referring to the part number breakdown shown on each accessory page.
ACCESSORY SELECTION
Connector Accessories are generally selected to perform a specific task or function. Since this catalog is organized by accessory function, quick selection is possible by referring to the Table of Contents and then turning to the section where the required accessory can be found. Make sure that the accessory selected is configured to the connector series or specification it is to be used on. The applicable connector series and/or specification for each accessory is noted at the top of each page.
A more specific method of selection is used when the commercial series or Mil Spec of the connector is known. Refer to the Quick Reference Table of Contents on page 1D-1 and turn to the page showing accessories for the connector series in question. The first column of each table lists all accessories available for that series. The following column(s) show basic part numbers for each accessory and the section where detailed information is found.
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3040 North Clayton Street North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Phone: 702-851-7600 Fax: 702-851-7620 Email: [email protected] Web: www.spacecraft.com
SECTION 1D CONNECTOR ACCESSORY
SC7, SCPC, SCPT & SCPT*S Series (MIL-C-26482 Type) ....1D-4
SC1, SC2 & SC3 Series (MIL-DTL-38999 Type) ....................1D-6
SC723/65 thru SC723/98 (MIL-DTL-83723 Series III) ............1D-8
SCPB Series (Reverse Bayonet) ...........................................1D-10
SCPDM & SCPDS Series ........................................................1D-11
QUICK REFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS
1D-2 3040 North Clayton Street North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Phone: 702-851-7600 Fax: 702-851-7620 Email: [email protected] Web: www.spacecraft.com
SC30, SC50 & SCP Series (MIL-DTL-5015 Type) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA REDLOS PMIRC
NOITCES D2
ETITLAESROF-THGIARTS MT TIUDNOCETITDIUQIL AB*730B FA*730B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°54 AB-CC200B *FA-CC200B
NOITCES D3
EPYTENOC-°54 BA-CC400B FA-CC400B
EPYTENOC-°09 BA*400B FA*400B
80FA940B
THGIEWTHGIL-°09 AB-D340B FA*D340B
STUNTEMMORG,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D6
EPYTENOC-°54 CC300B CC300B
42FA940B
SGNIR&STOOBGNITTOP,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D8
YLNORETPADA-THGIARTS 1-62FA940B
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SC30, SC50 & SCP Series (MIL-DTL-5015 Type) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA REDLOS PMIRC
NOITCES D8
DNABDLEIHS-°54 38FA940B
YLNOGNIRPMIRCDLEIHS 2-62FA940B 2-62FA940B
SRETPADATOOBKNIRHS,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D01
STUNMAJ
SGULPGNILAES
.ytilibaliavadnasrebmuntraproftnemtrapeDselaStcatnoC.1ETON x570PCS
SC7, SCPC, SCPT & SCPT*S SERIES (MIL-C-26482 TYPE) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA CPCS TPCS 7CS
NOITCES D2
ETITLAESROF-THGIARTS MT TIUDNOCETITDIUQIL AB*730B AB*730B FA*730B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°54 AB-CC200B AB-CC200B FA-CC200B
70FA940B
90FA940B
IFR/IMELATNEMNORIVNE,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D3
EPYTENOC-°54 AB-CC400B AB-CC400B FA-CC400B
60FA940B
THGIEWTHGIL-°54 AB-CC340B AB-CC340B FA*CC340B
EPYTENOC-°09 AB-D400B AB-D400B FA-D400B
80FA940B
THGIEWTHGIL-°09 AB-D340B AB-D340B FA*D340B
NOITCES D6
EPYTENOC-°54 AB-CC300B AB-CC300B FA*CC300B
32FA940B
42FA940B
NOITCES D8
YLNORETPADA-THGIARTS 1-62FA940B
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SC7, SCPC, SCPT & SCPT*S SERIES (MIL-C-26482 TYPE) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA CPCS TPCS 7CS
NOITCES D8
SNACGNITROHS,SLLEHSKCAB
AB*210B AB*210B FA*210B NOITCES D9AB*310B AB*310B FA*310B
NOITCES D01
1-06FA940B
2-06FA940B
SPMALCELBAC/FEILERNIARTS,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D11
SPACTSUD
STUNMAJ
*-0243SM *-0243SM *-0243SM NOITCES D71A*-0243SM A*-0243SM A*-0243SM
SGULPGNILAES
.ytilibaliavadnasrebmuntraproftnemtrapedselastcatnoC.1ETON xb620PCS
SC1, SC2 & SC3 SERIES (MIL-DTL-38999 TYPE) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA ISEIRES IISEIRES IIISEIRES NIDNUOF
LATNEMNORIVNE,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D2
ETITLAESROF-THGIARTS MT TIUDNOCETITDIUQIL FB*730B FB*730B GB*730B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC°54 FB*740B FB*740B GB*740B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC°09 FB*740B FB*740B GB*740B
IFR/IMELATNEMNORIVNE,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D3
EPYTENOCDETREVNI-THGIARTS FB*510B FB*510B GB*510B
EPYTGNIR2-THGIARTS FB*320B FB*320B GB*320B
THGIEWTHGIL-THGIARTS FB*340B FB*340B GB*340B EPYTENOC-°54 FB*400B FB*400B FB*400B
77FB940B 77FB940B 87GB940B
EPYTENOCDETREVNI-°54 FB*510B FB*510B GB*510B
EPYTGNIR2-°54 FB*320B FB*320B GB*320B
THGIEWTHGIL-°54 FB*340B FB*340B GB*340B EPYTENOC-°09 FB*400B FB*400B FB*400B
67FB940B 67FB940B 97GB940B
LATNEMNORIVNE-NON,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D5
92FB940B 92FB940B 12GB940B °54 FB*100B FB*100B FB*100B °09 FB*100B FB*100B FB*100B
IFR/IMELATNEMNORIVNE-NON,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D6
EPYTENOCDETREVNI-THGIARTS FB*410B FB*410B GB*410B
EPYTGNIR2-THGIARTS FB*320B FB*320B GB*320B
THGIEWTHGIL-THGIARTS FB*240B FB*240B GB*240B EPYTENOC-°54 FB*300B FB*300B FB*300B
EPYTENOCDETREVNI-°54 FB*410B FB*410B GB*410B
EPYTGNIR2-°54 FB*320B FB*320B GB*320B
THGIEWTHGIL-°54 FB*240B FB*240B GB*240B EPYTENOC-°09 FB*300B FB*300B FB*300B
73FB940B 73FB940B
16FB940B 16FB940B 1ETON
NOITCES D8
FB940B 03 FB940B 03 02GB940B
1-33FB940B 1-33FB940B 88GB940B
58FB940B 58FB940B
TOOBKNIRHSROFGNIRPMIRC-°54 FB*500B FB*500B GB*500B GNIRPMIRC-°54 FB*700B FB*700B GB*700B
68FB940B 68FB940B
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SC1, SC2 & SC3 SERIES (MIL-DTL-38999 TYPE) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA ISEIRES IISEIRES IIISEIRES NIDNUOF
).TNOC(SNOITANIMRETDLEIHS,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D8
1-23FB940B 1-23FB940B
SNACGNITROHS,LLEHSKCAB
FB*210B FB*210B GB*210B NOITCES D9FB*310B FB*310B GB*310B
D01 FB*B600B FB*B600B GB*B600B
26FB940B 26FB940B 96GB940B
FBC930B FBC930B GBC930B
75FB940B 75FB940B G51GB940B
G75FB940B G75FB940B S51GB940B
FB*D930B FB*D930B GB*D930B
FB940B 64 FB940B 64 G61GB940B
FB940B 74 FB940B 74 S61GB940B
FB940B S74 FB940B S74 93GB940B
36FB940B 36FB940B S93GB940B
SPACTSUD
*-864922 *-864922 *-864922
*-964922 *-964922 *-964922
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SC723/65 thru SC723/98 (MIL-DTL-83723 Series III) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA TENOYAB DEDAERHT DNUOF
NOITCES D2
11FA940B 11FA940B
ETITLAESROF-THGIARTS MT TIUDNOCETITDIUQIL FA*730B FA*730B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°54 *FA-CC200B *FA-CC200B
NOITCES D3
01FA940B 01FA940B
EPYTENOC-°54 FA-CC400B FA-CC400B
80FA940B 80FA940B
LATNEMNORIVNE-NON,SLLEHSKCAB
NOITCES D6
52FA940B 52FA940B
EPYTENOC-°54 CC300B CC300B
42FA940B 42FA940B
NOITCES D8
YLNORETPADA-THGIARTS 1-62FA940B 1-62FA940B
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SC723/65 thru SC723/98 (MIL-DTL-83723 Series III) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA TENOYAB DEDAERHT DNUOF
NOITCES D8
DNABDLEIHS-°54 38FA940B 38FA940B
DNABDLEIHS-°09 48FA940B 48FA940B
NOITCES D01
FA940B S25 FA940B S25
FA940B 35 FA940B 35
FA940B 66 FA940B 66
FA940B 45 FA940B 45
FA940B S15 FA940B S15
FA940B 55 FA940B 55
FA940B G55 FA940B G55
FA940B S55 FA940B S55
SPACTSUD
STUNMAJ
SGULPGNILAES
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SCPB SERIES (REVERSE BAYONET) CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA roREDLOS
PMIRC08F DNUOF
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°54 BA-CC200B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°09 BA-D200B
SPMALCELBAC/FEILERNIARTS,SLLEHSKCAB
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SCPDM & SCPDS SERIES CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
EPYTYROSSECCA
°09 1etoN 1etoN A/N 1etoN 1etoN
latnemnorivnE-noN NOITCES D5thgiartS 1etoN 1etoN A/N 1etoN 1etoN
/SPMALCELBAC SFEILERNIARTS
pmalCelbaC°09rothgiartS A*7503SM A*7503SM A/N A*7503SM A*7503SM NOITCES D111etoN 1etoN A/N 1etoN 1etoN
SELCATPECERYMMUD
98041PCS 09041PCS
NOITCES D21
D81 SRETPADATOOBKNIRHS
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SWL SERIES CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA TRAP
REBMUN DNUOF
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°54 MA-CC200B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC-°09 MA-D200B
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SWLD SERIES CONNECTOR ACCESSORY QUICK REFERENCE
YROSSECCA TRAP
REBMUN DNUOF
DNALGGNILAESELBAC°54 KA-CC200B
DNALGGNILAESELBAC°09 KA-D200B
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SECTION 2D BACKSHELLS
ENVIRONMENTAL
B002A, B002B, B002CC, B002D ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT, 45° & 90°
B002A - AF 16 06 A 06 A
SERIES PREFIX
B002A Straight solid body. B002B Straight spin coupling. B002CC 45° spin coupling. B002D 90° spin coupling.
MATING CONNECTOR CODE
SHELL SIZE CODE
FINISH
LENGTH
Length in 1/4 increments (08 = 2.00) 00 for 45° & 90°.
CABLE END FITTING CODE
CABLE ENTRY CODE
See Table III on page 2D-15.
An interfacial adapter will be supplied when maximum cable entry exceeds the connector insert diameter. See page 2D-12. For dimensions Y and Z see Table III on page 2D-15.
VARIOUS SERIES. SEE TABLE I ON PAGE 2D-14
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B002A, B002B, B002CC, B002D ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT, 45° & 90°
A YROSSECCA
FENU23-573. S8 135. 886. 005. 000.1 057. 521.1
FENU82-834. 8 9 8 495. 886. 005. 000.1 057. 521.1
FNU02-005. S8&8 656. 716. 005. 000.1 057. 521.1
FENU82-005. S01 01 656. 058. 005. 000.1 057. 881.1
0.1x21M 9 656. 886. 057. 130.1 000.1 052.1
FENU42-265. 01 11 01 917. 218. 057. 130.1 000.1 052.1
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 187. 578. 057. 130.1 000.1 052.1
0.1x51M 11 187. 218. 057. 260.1 000.1 213.1
FENU42-886. 21 31 21 448. 839. 218. 260.1 260.1 213.1
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 609. 000.1 218. 260.1 260.1 213.1
0.1x81M 31 609. 839. 218. 521.1 260.1 213.1
FENU02-218. 41 51 41 969. 260.1 218. 521.1 260.1 573.1
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 130.1 521.1 218. 521.1 260.1 573.1
0.1x22M 51 130.1 260.1 218. 881.1 260.1 834.1
FENU02-839. 61 71 61 490.1 881.1 448. 881.1 521.1 834.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 651.1 052.1 448. 881.1 521.1 834.1
0.1x52M 71 651.1 881.1 448. 881.1 521.1 005.1
FENU81-260.1 81 81 91 81 912.1 213.1 578. 881.1 881.1 005.1
FENU81-521.1 02 81 02 61 182.1 573.1 578. 881.1 881.1 265.1
0.1x82M 91 182.1 213.1 578. 881.1 881.1 265.1
FENU81-881.1 02 02 12 02 443.1 834.1 839. 881.1 052.1 265.1
FENU81-052.1 22 02 22 81 604.1 005.1 839. 881.1 052.1 526.1
0.1x13M 12 604.1 834.1 839. 052.1 052.1 526.1
FENU81-213.1 22 22 32 22 964.1 265.1 839. 052.1 052.1 526.1
FENU81-573.1 42 22 42 02 135.1 526.1 839. 052.1 052.1 526.1
0.1x43M 32 135.1 265.1 839. 213.1 052.1 057.1
FENU81-834.1 42 42 52 42 495.1 886.1 000.1 213.1 573.1 057.1
FENU81-005.1 22 656.1 886.1 000.1 213.1 573.1 057.1
0.1x73M 52 656.1 886.1 000.1 213.1 573.1 057.1
FENU81-526.1 82 42 82 42 448.1 969.1 000,1 213.1 573.1 057.1
SNU81-057.1 82 969.1 490.2 000.1 834.1 573.1 218.1
NU61-578.1 23 82 23 490.2 912.2 521.1 834.1 005.1 218.1
SNU81-000.2 23 912.2 443.2 521.1 834.1 005.1 218.1
SNU61-260.2 63 23 63 182.2 604.2 521.1 005.1 005.1 521.2
NU61-052.2 63 964.2 495.2 521.1 005.1 005.1 052.2
SNU61-213.2 04 63 04 135.2 656.2 052.1 005.1 526.1 052.2
NU61-005.2 04 917.2 448.2 052.1 005.1 005.1 052.2
NU61-526.2 04 44 448.2 969.2 052.1 005.1 526.1 573.2
NU61-057.2 44 969.2 969.2 052.1 005.1 526.1 573.2
NU61-578.2 44 84 490.3 182.3 052.1 005.1 526.1 573.2
NU61-000.3 84 912.3 604.2 052.1 005.1 526.1 573.2
NU61-521.3 84 443.3 135.3 052.1 005.1 526.1 573.2
)2SEIRES(28462-C-LIM,)PMIRC(5105-C-LIM,W,A,ISEZISLLEHS-1* R&J,CSSALC29922-C-LIM,W,A,ISEZISLLEHS-2*
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B031A, B031B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR ANAMET CONDUIT
B031A - AF 16 06 A 06 A
SERIES PREFIX
SHELL SIZE CODE
FINISH
LENGTH
CABLE ENTRY CODE
See Table I below.
An interfacial adapter will be supplied when maximum cable entry exceeds the connector insert diameter. See page 2D-12.
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A YROSSECCA
FENU23-573. S8 135. 886.
FNU02-005. S8&8 656. 716.
FENU82-005. S01 01 656. 058.
0.1x21M 9 656. 886.
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 187. 578.
0.1x51M 11 187. 218.
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 609. 000.1
0.1x81M 31 609. 839.
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 130.1 521.1
0.1x22M 51 130.1 260.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 651.1 052.1
0.1x52M 71 651.1 881.1
0.1x82M 91 182.1 213.1
0.1x13M 12 604.1 834.1
0.1x43M 32 135.1 265.1
FENU81-005.1 22 656.1 886.1
0.1x73M 52 656.1 886.1
SNU81-057.1 82 969.1 490.2
SNU81-000.2 23 912.2 443.2
NU61-052.2 63 964.2 495.2
NU61-005.2 04 917.2 448.2
NU61-057.2 44 969.2 969.2
NU61-000.3 84 912.3 604.2
NU61-521.3 84 443.3 135.3
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B033A, B033B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR PG ADAPTER
B033A - AF 16 06 W 06 A
SERIES PREFIX
SHELL SIZE CODE
FINISH
LENGTH
CABLE ENTRY CODE
See Table I below.
VARIOUS SERIES. SEE TABLE I ON PAGE 2D-14.
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A YROSSECCA
FENU23-573. S8 135. 886.
FNU02-005. S8&8 656. 716.
FENU82-005. S01 01 656. 058.
0.1x21M 9 656. 886.
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 187. 578.
0.1x51M 11 187. 218.
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 609. 000.1
0.1x81M 31 609. 839.
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 130.1 521.1
0.1x22M 51 130.1 260.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 651.1 052.1
0.1x52M 71 651.1 881.1
0.1x82M 91 182.1 213.1
0.1x13M 12 604.1 834.1
0.1x43M 32 135.1 265.1
FENU81-005.1 22 656.1 886.1
0.1x73M 52 656.1 886.1
SNU81-057.1 82 969.1 490.2
SNU81-000.2 23 912.2 443.2
NU61-052.2 63 964.2 495.2
NU61-005.2 04 917.2 448.2
NU61-057.2 44 969.2 969.2
NU61-000.3 84 912.3 604.2
NU61-521.3 84 443.3 135.3
3005CS
B035A, B035B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR PIPE THREAD ADAPTERS
B035A - AF 16 06 Z 06 A
SERIES PREFIX
SHELL SIZE CODE
FINISH
LENGTH
CABLE ENTRY CODE
See Table I below.
VARIOUS SERIES. SEE TABLE I ON PAGE 2D-14.
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B035A, B035B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR PIPE THREAD ADAPTERS
A YROSSECCA
FENU23-573. S8 135. 886.
FNU02-005. S8&8 656. 716.
FENU82-005. S01 01 656. 058.
0.1x21M 9 656. 886.
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 187. 578.
0.1x51M 11 187. 218.
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 609. 000.1
0.1x81M 31 609. 839.
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 130.1 521.1
0.1x22M 51 130.1 260.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 651.1 052.1
0.1x52M 71 651.1 881.1
0.1x82M 91 182.1 213.1
0.1x13M 12 604.1 834.1
0.1x43M 32 135.1 265.1
FENU81-005.1 22 656.1 886.1
0.1x73M 52 656.1 886.1
SNU81-057.1 82 969.1 490.2
SNU81-000.2 23 912.2 443.2
NU61-052.2 63 964.2 495.2
NU61-005.2 04 917.2 448.2
NU61-057.2 44 969.2 969.2
NU61-000.3 84 912.3 604.2
NU61-521.3 84 443.3 135.3
3005CS
B037A, B037B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR SEALTITETM/LIQUIDTITE CONDUIT
B037A - AF 16 06 A 06 A
SERIES PREFIX
SHELL SIZE CODE
FINISH
LENGTH
CABLE ENTRY CODE
See Table I below.
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B037A, B037B ENVIRONMENTAL BACKSHELL, STRAIGHT FOR SEALTITETM/LIQUIDTITE
CONDUIT
FENU23-573. S8 135. 886.
FNU02-005. S8&8 656. 716.
FENU82-005. S01 01 656. 058.
0.1x21M 9 656. 886.
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 187. 578.
0.1x51M 11 187. 218.
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 609. 000.1
0.1x81M 31 609. 839.
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 130.1 521.1
0.1x22M 51 130.1 260.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 651.1 052.1
0.1x52M 71 651.1 881.1
0.1x82M 91 182.1 213.1
0.1x13M 12 604.1 834.1
0.1x43M 32 135.1 265.1
FENU81-005.1 22 656.1 886.1
0.1x73M 52 656.1 886.1
SNU81-057.1 82 969.1 490.2
SNU81-000.2 23 912.2 443.2
NU61-052.2 63 964.2 495.2
NU61-005.2 04 917.2 448.2
NU61-057.2 44 969.2 969.2
NU61-000.3 84 912.3 604.2
NU61-521.3 84 443.3 135.3
3005CS
CONFIGURATIONS
E N
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O N
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BENT TUBE DIMENSIONS
FENU23-573. S8 218. 578. 521.1 881.1
FENU82-834. 8 9 8 218. 578. 521.1 881.1
FNU02-005. S8&8 218. 578. 521.1 881.1
FENU82-005. S01 01 218. 578. 521.1 881.1
0.1x21M 9 218. 578. 521.1 881.1
FENU42-265. 01 11 01 578. 839. 052.1 213.1
FENU42-526. S21&21,LS01 LS01&S01,01 21 8 578. 839. 052.1 213.1
0.1x51M 11 578. 839. 052.1 213.1
FENU42-886. 21 31 21 839. 000.1 573.1 834.1
FENU02-057. S41&41 S21&21 21 41 01 839. 000.1 573.1 834.1
0.1x81M 31 839. 000.1 573.1 834.1
FENU02-218. 41 51 41 000.1 260.1 005.1 265.1
FENU02-578. S61&61 S41&41 41 61 21 000.1 260.1 005.1 265.1
0.1x22M 51 000.1 260.1 005.1 265.1
FENU02-839. 61 71 61 260.1 521.1 526.1 886.1
FENU02-000.1 81 S61&61 61 81 41 260.1 521.1 526.1 886.1
0.1x52M 71 260.1 521.1 526.1 886.1
FENU81-260.1 81 81 91 81 490.1 651.1 057.1 218.1
FENU81-521.1 02 81 02 61 490.1 651.1 057.1 218.1
0.1x82M 91 490.1 651.1 057.1 218.1
FENU81-881.1 02 02 12 02 651.1 912.1 578.1 839.1
FENU81-052.1 22 02 22 81 651.1 912.1 578.1 839.1
0.1x13M 12 651.1 912.1 578.1 839.1
FENU81-213.1 22 22 32 22 881.1 052.1 000.2 260.2
FENU81-573.1 42 22 42 02 881.1 052.1 000.2 260.2
0.1x43M 32 881.1 052.1 000.2 260.2
FENU81-834.1 42 42 52 42 052.1 .213.1 521.2 .881.2
FENU81-005.1 22 052.1 213.1 521.2 881.2
0.1x73M 52 052.1 213.1 521.2 881.2
FENU81-526.1 82 42 82 42 443.1 526.1 573.2 526.2
SNU81-057.1 82 443.1 526.1 573.2 526.2
NU61-578.1 23 82 23 834.1 218.1 526.2 000.3
SNU81-000.2 23 834.1 218.1 526.2 000.3
SNU61-260.2 63 23 63 265.1 839.1 578.2 052.3
NU61-052.2 63 265.1 839.1 578.2 052.3
SNU61-213.2 04 63 04 886.1 260.2 521.3 005.3
NU61-005.2 04 886.1 260.2 521.3 005.3
NU61-526.2 04 44 057.1 881.2 573.3 218.3
NU61-057.2 44 057.1 881.2 573.3 218.3
NU61-578.2 44 84 578.1 213.2 526.3 260.4
NU61-000.3 84 578.1 213.2 526.3 260.4
NU61-521.3 84 578.1 213.2 526.3 260.4 * )2SEIRES(28462-C-LIM,)PMIRC(5105-C-LIM,W,A,ISEZISLLEHS-1
R&J,CSSALC29922-C-LIM,W,A,ISEZISLLEHS-2*
2005CS
MATING CONNECTOR CODES
SHELL SIZE CODES
90 9
11 21 11
21 S2&21,LS01 S21&21 21 41 21 21 31 21
31 31
41 S41&41 S41&41 41 61 41 41 51 41
51 51
61 S61&61 S61&61 61 81 61 61 71 61
71 71
91 91
12 12
32 32
52 52
44 44 44
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TA L
CABLE ENTRY & FINISH CODES
C 3SSALC,11EPYT,614-P-QQREP,BARDEVILO,MUIMDAC
D SRUOH84,3SSALCIIEPYT,614-P-QQREPWOLLEY-MUIMDAC
E SRUOH84,LEKCINREVOWOLLEY-MUIMDAC
F 2SSALC,11EPYT,5268-A-LIMREP,KCALB,CIRUHPLUS,EZIDONA
G 11EPYT,A2SSALC,023-C-QQREP,ETALPMUIMORHC
H 2SSALC,111EPYT,5268-A-LIMREP,KCALB,DRAH,EZIDONA
I 1455-C-LIMREP,MLIFLACIMEHC
J 3SSALC11EPYT,614-P-QQREP,RAELC,MUIMDAC
K 2SSALC,092-N-QQREP,DETISOPEDORTCELE,LEKCIN
L 050000..D.OROLOC,TLABOCCNIZ
M 050000.,KCALBROLOC,TLABOCCNIZ
N BEDARG,4SSALC,47062-C-LIMREPLEKCINSSELORTCELE
P 53-P-QQREPDETAVISSAP
R ,1SSALC,111EPYT,5268-A-LIMREP,YARG,DRAH,EZIDONA
S 1SSALC,11EPYT,5268-A-LIMREP,YARG,CIRUHPLUS,EZIDONA
T EULBROLOCDRAH,EZIDONA
U DERROLOCDRAH,EZIDONA
V WOLLEYROLOCDRAH,EZIDONA
X 47062-C-LIMREP,LEKCINSSELORTCELEREVO,11EPYT,614-P-QQREPTHGIRB,MUIMDAC
Z LAESETAMORHCID,1SSALC,111EPYT,5268-A-LIMREP,NEERG,DRAH,EZIDONA
B049AK03*A1 STRAIGHT ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
B049 AK 03 A 2 A 1
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. 04 Step-up. See page 2D-26. 05 Step-down. See page 2D-36.
FINISH
A Black anodize. C Cadimum, olive drab. W Cadmium, olive drab over suitable underplate,
1000 hr. salt spray.
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors and style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK03*.
TYPE
A For use with SCP17344. B For use with SCP17343, SCP17345 and
SCP17347. See page 2D-21.
5.00
2D-17
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M EN
TA L
SC1A924Ax
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
DIMENSIONS IN BRACKETS [ ] ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
B049 AK 03 A 2 A 2
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. 04 Step-up. See page 2D-28 05 Step-down. See page 2D-38.
FINISH
A Black anodize. C Cadmium, olive drab. W Cadmium, olive drab over suitable
underplate, 1000 hr. salt spray.
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors and style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK03*
TYPE
MATERIAL: ALUMINUM ALLOY
ADAPT. SIZE NO.
SIZE CABLE RANGE
12
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
B049 AK 03 A 2 A 3
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH/MATERIAL
STYLE (B049AK03* ONLY)
TYPE
8 18 .625
7 18 .699
6 16 .405
5 16 .530
4 16 .605
3 14 .438
2 12 .281
5.00.9382.9353.344.281 .875-01P-0.2L-DS.7500-20 UNEF
G THREAD
CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
1.8124.2127.688.984 1.750-01P-0.2L-DS1.625-18 UNEF
3.1255.79917.1882.025 3.000-01P-0.2L-DS2.875-16 UN
ØD
2D-21
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
B049AK03*B1 STRAIGHT ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. 04 Step-up. See page 2D-31 05 Step-down. See page 2D-42.
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors and style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies to only B049AK03*
TYPE
A For use with SCP17344. See page 2D-16. B For use with SCP17343, SCP17345 and
SCP17347.
ADAPTER
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
ØE
2D-23
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors. Style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK03*
TYPE
SCP17347.
ADAPT SIZE NO.
SIZE CABLE RANGE
12
[19.43] [127.00] [33.53] [30.96]
[111.76]
[30.96]
ØE
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH/MATERIAL
TYPE
SCP17347.
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
.7500-20 UNEF .875-01P-0.2L-DS .281 3.344 2.935 .938 1.094 .765 5.00
.7651.094.9382.9352.844.219 .875-01P-0.2L-DS.7500-20 UNEF
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[127.00]
[152.40]
[127.00]
2D-25
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SC1A737A
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
1.375-18 UNEF 1.500-01P-0.2L-DS .637 6.688 4.150 1.562 1.688 .980 6.00
.9801.9381.8127.688.984 1.750-01P-0.2L-DS1.625-18 UNEF
[195.28] [46.02] [49.23] [24.89]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
2.875-16 UN 3.000-01P-0.2L-DS 2.105 17.188 5.799 3.125 3.217 .980 6.00
.9803.2173.1255.79917.1882.025 3.000-01P-0.2L-DS2.875-16 UN
Ø D Ø E
B049AK04*A1 STEP-UP ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. See page 2D-16. 04 Step-up. 05 Step-down. See page 2D-36.
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors Style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK04*
TYPE
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
[±0.79]
2D-27
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SC1A927Ax
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
[±0.79]
13 1.000 .875
1.375-18 NEF 4.896
[59.13] [55.45] [164.36] [89.69] [152.40]
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. See page 2D-18 04 Step-up. 05 Step-down. See page 2D-38.
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors Style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK04*
TYPE
13 40
[145.41]
[127.00]
[134.62]
[142.24]
5.725
5.725
5.600
5.300
5.000
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
FOR SWLD SERIES (MIL-C-22992)
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH/MATERIAL
TYPE
SCP17347.
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
.9383.2484.344.406 .875-01P-0.2L-DS.7500-20 UNEF
Ø D
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
1.5624.2127.188.875 1.500-01P-0.2L-DS1.375-18 UNEF
2.5624.67313.6881.859 2.500-01P-0.2L-DS2.312-16 UNS
Ø D
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
B049AK04*B1 STEP-UP ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
TYPE
SCP17347.
ADAPT. SIZE NO.
.765
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
[±0.79]
Ø E
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
[±0.79]
3.217 3.000-0.1P-0.2L-DS
Ø E
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
TYPE
SCP17347.
ADAPTER
Ø E
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH/MATERIAL
TYPE
SCP17347.
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
.7500-20 UNEF .875-01P-0.2L-DS .436 4.688 3.810 .938 1.094 .765 5.00
.7651.094.9383.2484.344.406 .875-01P-0.2L-DS.7500-20 UNEF
[12.98]
1.375-18 UNEF 1.500-01P-0.2L-DS .984 7.688 4.212 1.562 1.688 .980 6.00
.9801.6881.5624.2127.188.875 1.500-01P-0.2L-DS1.375-18 UNEF
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
Ø D
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SC1A740A
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
2.312-16 UNS 2.500-01P-0.2L-DS 1.917 14.188 4.704 2.562 2.719 .980 6.00
.9802.7192.5624.67313.6881.859 2.500-01P-0.2L-DS2.312-16 UNS
[48.69]
D
Ø E
B049AK05*A1 STEP-DOWN ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
03 Straight. See page 2D-16. 04 Step-up. See page 2D-26. 05 Step-down.
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors and style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies to only B049AK05*
TYPE
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
6.00
[±0.79]
2D-37
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
ADAPT SIZE NO.
6.00
6.00
[±0.79]
46
48
47
45
44
43
42
[46.10]
[43.18]
[40.77]
1.531
1.605
1.700
1.815
1.105
[49.28]
[46.35]
[43.94]
1.656
1.730
1.825
40
40
[31.24]
1.940
1.230
40
36
[80.54]
[80.54]
[80.54]
[62.71]
2.469
3.171
3.171
3.171
2.953
[161.39]
[161.39]
[161.39]
6.057
6.354
6.354
[126.21]
6.354
4.969
SC1A930Ax
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
6.00
6.00
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
6.00
6.00
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
6.00
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors. Style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Style 3 applies only to B049AK05*
TYPE
(A OR B)
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SC1A931Ax
[15.11][20.70]
[25.78] [20.70]
[13.33] [10.16]
A D
(A OR B)
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH/MATERIAL
A Black anodize. C Cadmium, olive drab.. W Cadmium, olive drab over suitable
TYPE
ADAPT SIZE NO.
SIZE CABLE RANGE
H WITHIN
LINK ONE
[+0.25] [-0.51]
1.3123.7125.188.511 1.250-01P-0.2L-DS1.125-18 UNEF
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
SC1A932Ax
H
WITHIN
1.8124.1505.688.517 1.750-01P-0.2L-DS1.625-18 UNEF
2.3126.688.755 2.250-01P-0.2L-DS2.062-16 UN
2.8755.67313.6881.700 2.750-01P-0.2L-DS2.625-16 UN
B049AK05*B1 STEP-DOWN ADAPTER WITH CABLE CLAMP
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
TYPE
SCP17347.
ADAPT. SIZE NO.
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
5.00
[127.00]
6.00
6.00
6.00
[±0.79]
.980
.980
.980
.980
.980
.980
E N
V IR
O N
M EN
TA L
ADAPT. SIZE NO.
6.00
6.00
6.00
[±0.79]
.980
.980
.980
.980
.980
.980
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
[152.40]
46
48
47
45
[80.54]
[85.72]
3.171
3.375
[75.01]
[80.54]
3.171
2.953
[133.76]
[161.16]
6.345
5.266
[153.85]
[161.39]
6.057
6.354
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[24.89]
[81.71]
[81.71]
3.217
3.217
[75.41]
.980
.980
[75.41]
2.969
2.969
.980
.980
SC1A741A
[152.40]
[152.40]
[152.40]
6.00
6.00
[152.40]
6.00
6.00
SERIES PREFIX
CONNECTOR SERIES
ADAPTER TYPE
FINISH
STYLE
Style 1 adapters are for use with class R and C connectors. Style 2 adapters are for use with class R, C and J connectors. Styles 1 and 2 adapters are for use with connectors SCP17343, SCP17344, SCP17345 and SCP17347. Styl

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