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IP67/IP68 dust and water protected systems and components ideal for high reliability in rugged applications. Sealed systems include bayonet circulars in 12 mm, 16 mm or 22 mm shell sizes, a miniature push-pull latching cable assembly, as well as Ethernet and USB signal assemblies.
Samtec's AccliMate™ IP68 crimp sealed bayonet systems offer a cost-effective solution with optional metal shielding for cable-to-cable or cable-to-panel applications.
Features
Cost effective solution
Bayonet latching
Metal or plastic shell
Choice of terminal or socket
Cable-to-panel solutions
Field termination kits available
Dust caps available
Series
CCP-12
CCR-12
CCRB-12
CCP-12
Acclimate™ IP68 12 mm Shell Crimp Cable Assembly
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CCR-12
Acclimate™ IP68 12 mm Shell Crimp Panel Assembly
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CCRB-12
Acclimate™ IP68 12 mm Shell Crimp Panel Receptacle
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