1202400000

Series:	RockClassic™
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Connector Type:	Hood - Coupling
Style:	Bottom Entry
Size:	3
Lock Location:	Locking Clip (1) on Hood Top
Thread Size:	PG16
Size / Dimension:	2.362" L x 1.693" W x 2.157" H (60.00mm x 43.00mm x 54.80mm)
Housing Color:	Gray
Features:	Cable to Cable
Ingress Protection:	IP65 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Housing Material:	Aluminum Alloy, Die Cast
Housing Finish:	Powder Coated
Operating Temperature:	--

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Overview

Heavy duty connectors, housings, hoods, and bases are essential components used in a wide range of applications requiring reliable and robust connections. They are used in nearly all types of industries and can range from simple, low-cost designs to highly complex ones requiring precision engineering. This article will cover the basics of the different types of heavy-duty connectors, housings, hoods, and bases, as well as their application field and working principles.

Heavy-Duty Connectors

Heavy-duty connectors are designed for a variety of applications where durability and reliability are essential, such as industrial robotics, sensing, and industrial automation. They perform the same basic functions as regular connectors but are much more reliable and robust. Typical heavy-duty connector designs consist of an insulated terminal with multiple contacts arranged in different configurations. The most common types are pin and socket connectors, board-to-board connectors, and signal or power connectors, all of which are designed to join a variety of components in an industrial environment.

Heavy-Duty Housings

Heavy-duty housings are designed to protect and contain the connections that are made by the heavy-duty connectors. They come in many sizes, materials, and configurations, depending on the particular application\'s requirements. The most common types of heavy-duty housings are metal housings, plastic housings, and die-cast housings. These housings are designed to protect the connectors from moisture, dust, and physical damage.

Heavy-Duty Hoods

Heavy-duty hoods are designed to provide extra protection to the connectors inside the heavy-duty housings. They are made of tough materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, and polycarbonate, and come in a variety of sizes and designs to fit different types of industrial and commercial applications. The most common types include hoods for board-to-board and signal or power connectors, as well as hoods for interconnects and metal or plastic housings.

Heavy-Duty Bases

Heavy-duty bases are designed to provide extra protection and stability to the connectors inside the heavy-duty hoods. They are usually made of metal, including aluminum and stainless steel, and come in different sizes and shapes to fit various connector designs. The most common types of bases include panel mounting, DIN rail mounting, and specialist bases such as strain relief bases and bridge mount bases.

Application Field and Working Principles

Heavy-duty connectors, housings, hoods, and bases can be used in a variety of applications. They are often seen in industrial and commercial settings such as robotics, sensing, and industrial automation, as well as in manufacturing and other industries.The working principle of heavy-duty connectors, housings, hoods, and bases is relatively straightforward. The connectors are inserted into the housing, which is then connected to the hood. The hood is then connected to the base, which provides additional protection and stability to the connection. The connectors, housings, hoods, and bases all work in unison to form a strong connection that can withstand the environmental and operational stresses of the application.

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