215718-1

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D-Sub connectors are commonly used in the electronics industry and provide shielded connections for computers, peripherals, and communication equipment. These connectors are designed to provide a secure connection to protect the integrity of the signals transmitted and received. The D-Sub connector family consists of housings, adaptors, contacts and accessories designed to accept several different types of contacts. D-Sub connectors are primarily available with mating and unmating finger grip assemblies, and most have two or more levels of electrical shielding. The 215718-1 is a D-Sub connector housing used in applications where a dependable shielded connection is required. The design of the connector helps to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) while transmitting analog or digital signals.

The 215718-1 comprises of a water resistant shell and adaptor plate, with either zinc plated powder coated steel or stainless steel materials. It is designed to accept a variety of contact pins, connectors, or wires (solder cup style) in order to make an electrical connection. The use of these contacts or wires depend on the application for which it is being used. The connector includes a finger grip assembly, which when closed, provides full EMI/RFI protection and allows the connector body to be locked, thus providing a secure connection. Additionally, the shell is designed with an airtight seal that further enhances EMI/RFI protection.

The 215718-1 is reliable and versatile in the type of terminals it can support, making it convenient and efficient for all sorts of electrical connections. It is commonly used in networking, DC power, RJ45, telephone, or ground loops for information transmitting without any loss of signal due to EMI/RFI interference. Due to its design and materials, the 215718-1 is able to withstand hostile environments that include water, dust, and vibration.

When installing the 215718-1, the connector is first attached to a mating panel. This could be done in two ways: by using the included screws and nuts, or by using the included adhesive. Once the connector is firmly attached to the panel, the contacts or wires can then be inserted into the connector housing. The finger grip assembly is then closed to create a full EMI/RFI protection and to secure the connection. This provides a reliable secure connection that is protected against most environmental factors. The 215718-1 is designed for a wide range of signal transmission and is commonly used in the electronic industry to provide a reliable connection for signals transmitted and received.

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