1788300000

Series:	RockStar®
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Hood
Style:	Side Entry
Size:	12
Lock Location:	Locking Clip (1) on Base Bottom
Thread Size:	M50
Size / Dimension:	5.197" L x 3.543" W x 3.701" H (132.00mm x 90.00mm x 94.00mm)
Housing Color:	Gray
Features:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP65 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Housing Material:	Aluminum, Die Cast
Housing Finish:	Powder Coated
Operating Temperature:	--

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases:Heavy duty connectors are a subset of connectors that are designed with a rugged construction to cope with the most extreme environments. These connectors are found in a wide variety of applications, from industrial to military, and are used to provide reliable connections between two or more components.Heavy duty connectors are typically composed of three main parts: housings, hoods, and bases. The housing provides protection for the internal components of the connector while the hood, or cover, serves as a further layer of protection. The base is used to prevent the connection from overstressing or shorting.The number of contacts to which a heavy duty connector can be adapted depends upon the type of base used. The most common types are soldered, crimped, or snap-in, but more specialized types are available for specific applications. Soldered contacts are the most common, as they are the easiest and most cost-efficient to install. There are several types of housings used with heavy duty connectors, including plastic, metal, and composite. Metal housings are typically the most rugged and durable, but are also more expensive and heavier. Plastic housings are lightweight and provide good protection from the elements, but are not as strong as metal housings. Composite housings are a combination of both materials, and are often more cost-effective than either one alone. Hoods are the outermost cover on a heavy duty connector and are designed to protect the arrangement of contacts from any outside interference. These hoods are typically made of rugged materials, such as aluminum, steel, or PVC, and can be sealed with rubber gaskets or O-rings, depending on the application. Heavy duty connectors are also available with several different types of bases, including pin and socket, soldered, crimped, and snap-in. The most common form of base is soldered, due to its ease of installation and cost-effectiveness. Crimped bases provide a strong connection with minimal chances of shorting or overstressing, but are generally more expensive and difficult to install. The snap-in type of base is designed for quick installation and can be used in applications that require frequent changes. Heavy duty connectors are found in a wide variety of industrial and military applications, including automotive, aviation, telecommunications, robotics, and more. They are designed to provide reliable connection in the most extreme conditions and are often used in hazardous environments, where normal connectors would fail. Heavy duty connectors are also used in applications that require frequent changes or where strong vibration is present. In conclusion, heavy duty connectors are designed to provide reliable connections in the toughest conditions. They are composed of three main components: housings, hoods, and bases. Each of these components is designed for specific purpose, and there are several types available for different applications. Heavy duty connectors are used in a variety of industries and applications, and are often the only option for reliable connection in hostile environments.

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