Circular Connectors - Housings

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
1607233

1607233

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCP HSG MALE 12PS PNL MT RA

1

1607255

1607255

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCPT HSG MALE 12POS INLINE

0

1592621

1592621

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL INLINE

11

1620450

1620450

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCPT HSG MALE 7PS PNL MT RA

0

1622002

1622002

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLUG HSG FMALE 13POS INLINE

0

1620006

1620006

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCPT HSG MALE 17POS INLINE

2

1592813

1592813

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL PANEL MNT

0

1629152

1629152

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLG HSG MALE 17POS INLINE

10

1619220

1619220

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCPT HSNG FMALE 8POS PNL MT

0

1619506

1619506

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLUG HSG FMALE 6POS INLINE

0

1607276

1607276

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLG HSG FMALE 12POS INLINE

9

1593976

1593976

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL PNL MNT

0

1607682

1607682

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLG HSG FMALE 4POS INLINE

0

1619225

1619225

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCPT HSNG MALE 17POS PNL MT

0

1027662

1027662

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL PNL MNT

25

1620453

1620453

Phoenix Contact

CONN RCP HSG FMAL 9POS PNL MT RA

0

1613264

1613264

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL INLINE

0

1622005

1622005

Phoenix Contact

CONN PLUG HSG FMALE 13POS INLINE

0

1593379

1593379

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL PNL MNT

0

1592833

1592833

Phoenix Contact

CONN INSERT SHELL PANEL MNT

30

Circular Connectors - Housings

1. Overview

Circular connectors housings are electromechanical devices designed to protect and organize electrical contacts in circular configurations. They serve as mechanical support structures while providing environmental protection, electrical insulation, and strain relief. These housings are critical components in maintaining signal integrity and power transmission across diverse applications, from industrial automation to aerospace systems.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Metal HousingsHigh durability, EMI/RFI shielding, vibration resistanceMilitary equipment, aerospace systems
Plastic HousingsLightweight, corrosion-resistant, cost-effectiveConsumer electronics, medical devices
Hybrid HousingsCombination of metal/plastic for optimized performanceAutomotive sensors, industrial machinery
High-Density HousingsMiniaturized contact arrangements with advanced insulationTelecom equipment, data centers

3. Structure and Components

Typical circular connector housings consist of: - Shell Body: Cylindrical main structure (metal/plastic) with mounting threads - Contact Cavities: Precision-machined compartments for terminal placement - Sealing System: Integrated gaskets/O-rings for IP65+ protection - Polarization Key: Mechanical feature preventing misalignment - Retention System: Threaded coupling or bayonet mechanisms - Cable Entry: Strain relief provisions with gland seals

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportance
Current Rating (A)Determines power transmission capacity
Voltage Withstand (V)Ensures dielectric strength
Operating Temperature (-40 C to +125 C)Defines environmental tolerance
Vibration Resistance (10-2000Hz)Crucial for harsh environments
IP Rating (IP67/IP68)Specifies ingress protection level
Contact Retention ForcePrevents accidental disconnection

5. Application Fields

  • Industrial Automation: Robotics, PLC systems
  • Medical Equipment: MRI machines, patient monitoring systems
  • Aerospace: Avionics, flight control systems
  • Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber optic equipment
  • Energy: Wind turbines, solar inverters

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative Product
TE ConnectivityDEUTSCH DT series metal housings
AmphenolHermetic circular connector enclosures
MolexT1 Mini sealed automotive housings
Phoenix ContactHeavy-duty QUICKON connectors

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations include: - Environmental factors (temperature, moisture, chemicals) - Mechanical requirements (vibration, shock, mating cycles) - Electrical parameters (current/voltage requirements) - Material compatibility (corrosion resistance needs) - Space constraints and mounting options - Cost vs. performance trade-offs Example: For underwater robotics applications, prioritize IP68-rated plastic housings with corrosion-resistant coatings and pressure sealing.

8. Industry Trends

Current development trends include: - Miniaturization for IoT device integration - Advanced polymer composites for weight reduction - Integrated smart sensors in connector housings - Enhanced EMI shielding for 5G applications - Sustainability focus on recyclable materials - Additive manufacturing enabling complex geometries

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