Souriau's versatile Push Pull connector family is a leading interconnect system widely accepted for use in a diverse array of applications. Souriau has now introduced the new Push Pull breakaway JDX line. With a wide verity of shell styles and sizes the Souriau Push Pull family will be a good fit for many industrial applications.
Breakaway design means there is no manually-operated latching mechanism. The operator only needs to pull on the connector to disconnect the JDX. The breakaway mechanism prevents injury to the user or damage to the equipment in the event the cable gets caught on an object.
The receptacles are sealed to IP68. The plugs and receptacles in a mated condition are sealed to IP67. They are also available with an interfacial seal that allows the connector to be mated wet. They are available in two exterior finishes chrome over nickel and non-reflective black matt chrome over nickel. Both of these finishes are conductive and they are RoHS compliant.
Souriau offers the JDX breakaway connector in two sizes, 0 and 2 with contact layouts from two to 19 positions. They are available in multiple shell styles, straight plug front and rear mounting receptacles and an inline cable mounted receptacle. Contact terminations are available in solder and PCB.
With the JDX, Souriau has designed a small, high density, sealed, wet mateable, and RoHS compliant, breakaway connector that can withstand demanding applications.
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