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Lock Location:	Locking Clip (2) on Base Bottom
Operating Temperature:	--
Housing Finish:	--
Housing Material:	Aluminum Alloy, Die Cast
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	--
Housing Color:	Gray
Size / Dimension:	5.669" L x 2.244" W x 2.185" H (144.00mm x 57.00mm x 55.50mm)
Thread Size:	PG21
Series:	HB.24, HTS
Size:	8
Style:	Side Entry
Connector Type:	Base - Box Mount
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Bulk

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases

Heavy duty connectors, also known as industrial connectors, are designed to connect large circuits and devices in harsh environments. Heavy duty connectors are constructed from sturdy materials and feature advanced contact technology for reliable interconnection of power, data, and control-signal lines. Heavy duty connectors maintain a high level of reliability under operating temperatures ranging from -40 to +125 Degrees Celsius. In addition to providing reliable performance, heavy duty connectors have physical strength to withstand excessive vibration, shock, and other environmental hazards in industrial applications.Heavy duty connectors can be categorized according to the type of housing, hood, and/or base that they use. The following sections will describe the most common types of heavy duty connectors and their respective characteristics.

Housings

The housing is the primary component of any heavy duty connector and serves as the support structure for the contact and mounting hardware. Housing material options include metal, plastic, and a combination of the two. Metal housings are often used in extreme conditions such as high temperatures and corrosive environments as they provide additional strength and rigidity. Plastic housings, on the other hand, offer advantages in weight and cost-effectiveness. When designing a connector, engineers must consider the size, shape, material, and thread pattern of the housing. Housings come in a variety of sizes, ranging from miniature (2.5mm) to large (50mm). In addition, they are available in a variety of shapes, from cylindrical to rectangular, and in different thread patterns such as M12, M8, and RJ45.

Hoods

In addition to the actual housing, most heavy duty connectors also feature a hood that covers the contacts and mounting hardware. Hoods are typically made of metal or plastic and are designed to protect the electronics against dust, moisture, and other environmental hazards. The design of the hood must be tailored to the type of connector and its intended use. Metal hoods provide superior strength and extra EMI/RFI shielding compared to plastic. Their robust construction makes them ideal for high-vibration applications where regular connector mating and unmating is expected. Plastic hoods, on the other hand, are lightweight and offer good insulation properties. Their flexibility allows them to better absorb shock and vibration compared to metal counterparts.

Bases

The base is the component of a heavy duty connector that provides the physical connection between the plug and the socket. Bases are typically made of metal and offer strength and robustness for reliable mating and unmating of the connector. They are also available in a variety of designs and sizes, ranging from 2.5mm to 50mm. Bases come in two main types: flanged and threaded. Flanged bases usually feature two or more mounting points with holes for screws. This allows for secure mounting and eliminates the need for special tools. Threaded bases, on the other hand, are designed to be securely mounted on a surface using mounting screws.

Conclusion

Heavy duty connectors are used to connect large circuits and devices in harsh environments. They are available in a variety of types, sizes, and shapes and feature robust designs to ensure reliable performance and long-term reliability. Heavy duty connectors are categorized according to the type of housing, hood, and base that they use. Housings provide the support structure for the contact and mounting hardware and are available in metal, plastic, or a combination of the two. Hoods protect the interior components from external elements and are made of metal or plastic. Bases provide the mechanical connection between the plug and the socket and are usually made of metal.

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