100 Series Mil-C-24231 Connector

The Teledyne Dgo 100 Series Connectors Are Designed, Manufactured and Tested in Accordance With the Stringent Requirements of Mil-C-24231

Polyurethane over-molding is the most common method for termination and bonding a cable and connector. Teledyne DGO is a Navy ProMold Certified supplier and offers a variety of PU molding shapes and configurations. An NCC bond enhancement coating is standard. NCC coating is a non-cathodic coating developed by the US Navy and governed by Navy Molding Manual specifications.

Teledyne Marine

Daytona Beach, US

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Description

Optional advanced coatings are available for application to the metal plug shell surfaces to delay the cathodic bond delamination including DGO-1, a proprietary factory applied advanced performance primer.
Alternately, a GRE (Glass Reinforced Epoxy) over-coated version is available for applications where cathodic delamination is considered high risk.
100 Series receptacles are supplied with 15 foot pigtails for direct installation. The receptacle inserts are molded with high impact epoxy (chockfast) with a nickel copper body.

Key Features:

100 Series Plug connectors are supplied as both molded cable assemblies and in kit form and feature a polyurethane molded insulator with NiCu Shells.
Available in multiple shell insert arrangement configurations from 3-40 contacts, in mated pairs of straight and right angle plugs and receptacles.

Benefits:

The 100 Series Receptacle Connector contains integral glass-to-metal seals for proven pressure protection of equipment with a standard pressure rating of 2,000 psig. A wide variety of turret and single-type through hull fittings complete the 100 Series offers.

Specifications

Specification Title	Specification Details
Operational Temperature	-40°F to 165°F (-40°C to 74°C)
Storage Temperature	-65°F to 175°F (-54°C to 80°C)
Max Operational Pressure	2,000 psi (~4,500 ft/ ~3272 M)
Shell Material	Nickel/Copper (NiCu)
Operational Current	7.5 Amps
Max Operating Voltage	1600 VRMS
Insulation Resistance	2000 megohms or greater when measured between any pair of contacts and between contacts and shell using 500 volts DC test. Shield to ground 100 megohms.
Frequency Range	60 Hertz