Lock Location:	Locking Clip (1) on Base Bottom
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 125°C
Housing Finish:	--
Housing Material:	Aluminum, Die Cast
Ingress Protection:	IP66/67/69K - Dust Tight, Water Resistant, Waterproof
Features:	Salt Water Resistant
Housing Color:	--
Size / Dimension:	3.681" L x 1.732" W x 2.992" H (93.50mm x 44.00mm x 76.00mm)
Thread Size:	PG29
Series:	HEAVYCON® B
Size:	B16
Style:	Top Entry
Connector Type:	Hood
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 are specialized components used in a variety of industries to provide reliable and secure connections while protecting cabling from the elements. Depending on the application, interface type, voltage, and current rating, these connectors can come in a variety of configurations, including housings, hoods, bases, and adapters. In this article, we’ll take a look at each type of heavy duty connector component as well as their applications and working principles.

Housings

Heavy duty connector housings are one of the most common types of connector components used in a variety of applications. They typically consist of two halves, which are joined together with screws, rivets, or other fastening methods. The housings are designed to hold the contact elements which make up the electrical and mechanical connection between two points. They also provide physical protection to the contact elements from environmental factors such as corrosion and dust. Housings are typically made of metals such as aluminum, steel, or stainless steel but can also be made of materials such as nylon or other plastics. Besides providing a secure connection and protection, the housings also provide strain relief for the cables connected to the connector. This helps to reduce wear and tear on the cables, ensuring a reliable connection over long periods of time.

Hoods

Connector hoods are an additional layer of protection that are used to further safeguard the contact elements in the housing. Hoods are typically made from the same materials as the housings, and are designed to snap onto the housing in order to provide an additional layer of protection against environmental factors and physical impacts. They often also provide strain relief for the cables and contacts by clamping them into the hood. Hoods are used in applications with increased risk of exposure to contaminants or impacts. As an additional layer of protection, they help to make sure that the connection is reliable and secure.

Bases

Connector bases are the component that the connector attaches to in order to form a complete connection. The bases are usually made from metals such as aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, but can also be made from processes such as plating or other treatments. Bases provide the contact element with a secure point of attachment and can also provide additional features such as shielding, insulation, or strain relief. Heavy duty connector bases are usually designed for use in panel-mount applications, or as an integral part of a larger system or equipment. The bases are designed to accommodate any potential challenges such as vibration, impacts, or environmental contaminants, ensuring a reliable and secure connection over long periods of time.

Applications and Working Principle

Heavy duty connectors are used in a variety of applications, including aerospace, automotive, military, industrial, and electronic systems. The components are designed to withstand extreme conditions and provide a reliable electrical and mechanical connection between two points. Depending on the application, different features may be required, such as increased insulation, strain relief, or shielding. The working principle of a heavy duty connector is relatively simple. The two connector halves are joined together with screws, rivets, or other fastening methods and the appropriate contact elements are inserted into the housing. The connector is then plugged into to a base or panel, and the electrical connection is made. The contact elements make a reliable electrical connection while the other components – such as the hood or base – provide additional protections from environmental elements and physical impacts. Heavy duty connectors are an essential component of a wide range of applications. The housings, hoods, and bases provide reliable and secure connections while providing protection from the elements and impacts. With the wide variety of connector types available, it’s important to determine the appropriate connector for each application to ensure reliable and secure connections.

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