CA3100E14S-1SB01-05 MULTICOMP | Alldatasheet

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Datasheet for part number CA3100E14S-1SB01-05 Our Catalog Part Number: CA3100E14S-1S-B-01-05 Brand: Cannon Product Category: Circular Product Line: CA Bayonet Series: CA BAYONET Product Datasheet Bayonet Connector with bayonet coupling Shell Style Box mounting receptacle (rear mount, through holes in flange) Endbell Style Endbell with clamp and bushing Gender Socket Shell Size 14S Contact Arrangement 14S-1 Number of contacts 3 contacts size 15S Contact Type Metric Crimp Contact Plating Hard silver Shielding no Contact Rating at +20 °C (68 °F) (Size 15/15S/16/16S) 22 A Contact Resistance (Size 15/15S/16/16S) 6 mΩ Wire Cross Section 0,75-1,5mm² Operating Voltage In case of voltages greater than 50V the connector must be used in accordance with DIN VDE part 410, IEC 60364-4-41. Insulator Resistance Acc. To VG95319, part 2, test no. 5.12 and VG95210, part 32, test conditions B, standard insulator material > 1000 MΩ Test Voltage 2000 Vrms Air and Creepage Paths (Min) 1,1 mm Ambient Temperature Standard insulator material -55°/+125°C (-67/257°F) Safety Provisions IP67 and IP68 (1 bar pressure after 12 hrs) acc. to DIN 40 050 Salt Spray Resistance 500 hours salt spray resistant Mating Cycles 500 min Sep. Force per Contact (Size 15/15S/16/16S) 1,0 N Gage For infos on Gage please see catalog VG95234, part 1 Coupling Torque Closing: 3,6 Nm max / Opening: 0,35 Nm min Contact Retention (Size 15/15S/16/16S) 35 N Shell Material Aluminium alloy Shell Plating Olive drab chromate over cadmium plating (conductive) Insulator and Grommet Material CR-Elastomere Contact Material Copper alloy Harnessing Info: Contact Cross-Section See assembly instruction Harnessing Info: Insulator Diameter See assembly instruction Wire Stripping (Size 15/15S/16/16S) 6,2 mm General Info All tests in accordance with VG95319 and/or if applicable with VG95210 Specifications and dimensions subject to change. Page 1 of