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CONN PLUG MALE 55POS GOLD CRIMP

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CONN PLUG MALE 55POS GOLD CRIMP

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Specification	D38999/26KE35PN

Applications	Aviation, Aerospace, Marine, Military
Color	Silver
Connector Type	Plug, Male Pins
Contact Finish - Mating	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness - Mating	1.27 µm
Contact Finish Thickness - Mating	50 µin
Contact Material	Copper Alloy
Current Rating (Amps)	5 A
Features	Coupling Nut, Firewall Usage
Grade	Military
Ingress Protection	Environment Resistant
Mounting Type	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Number of Positions	55 positions
Operating Temperature [Max]	200 °C
Operating Temperature [Min]	-65 ░C
Orientation	N
Primary Material	Metal
Qualification	MIL-DTL-38999 Series III
Shell Material	Stainless Steel
Shell Size - Insert [Max]	35
Shell Size - Insert [Min]	17
Shell Size, MIL	E
Shielding	Shielded
Termination	Crimp

Part	Features	Shell Size, MIL	Primary Material	Applications	Color	Termination	Shell Size - Insert [Min]	Shell Size - Insert [Max]	Contact Finish Thickness - Mating	Contact Finish Thickness - Mating	Current Rating (Amps)	Operating Temperature [Min]	Operating Temperature [Max]	Shielding	Qualification	Mounting Type	Contact Finish - Mating	Grade	Orientation	Number of Positions	Shell Material	Connector Type	Contact Material	Ingress Protection
Amphenol Aerospace Operations D38999/26KE35PN	Coupling Nut Firewall Usage	E	Metal	Aerospace Aviation Marine Military	Silver	Crimp	17	35	1.27 µm	50 µin	5 A	-65 ░C	200 °C	Shielded	MIL-DTL-38999 Series III	Free Hanging (In-Line)	Gold	Military	N	55 positions	Stainless Steel	Male Pins Plug	Copper Alloy	Environment Resistant

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55 Position Circular Connector Plug, Male Pins Crimp

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