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Feature | Specification |
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Connector Compatibility |
Designed for 34-position SUPERSEAL 1.0 plugs (latch and lever styles) |
Wire Exit Options |
Available in 180° and 90° orientations |
Degree of Protection | Supports sealing up to IP69K standard when mated with SUPERSEAL 1.0 plugs |
Strain Relief Functionality | Provides additional strain relief for wire harness stability |
Material | High-performance thermoplastic housing |
Part Numbers | 2389576-1 (180°, Latch), 2389577-1 (90°, Latch), 2459350-1 (90°, Lever) |
SUPERSEAL 1.0 connector backshells are engineered to meet the demands of modern industrial and commercial transportation systems. They provide enhanced strain relief and support long-term connector performance in environments exposed to continuous vibration, thermal cycling, mechanical stress, and high pressure water spray. Common applications include:
Q: What is the purpose of a backshell in SUPERSEAL 1.0 connector systems?
A: A backshell provides added strain relief and cable support at the connector interface, helping to reduce wire fatigue and enhance vibration resistance. In SUPERSEAL 1.0 systems, backshells improve long-term connector stability in high-stress environments such as engine compartments and chassis-mounted applications. They also protect against high pressure water spray and all the SUPERSEAL 1.0 connector system to achieve up to IP69K protection.
Q: Are SUPERSEAL 1.0 backshells compatible with both latch and lever plug designs?
A: Yes. SUPERSEAL 1.0 backshells are designed to work with single-latch, double-latch, and lever-lock plug configurations. This allows for flexible integration across various ICT applications while maintaining a sealed and secure connection.
Q: When should I use a 90-degree versus a 180-degree backshell?
A: Use a 90-degree backshell when space constraints require tight routing or side-exit cable paths—common in underhood or control module locations. Choose a 180-degree backshell for straight-through wiring where space permits and minimal bend radius is needed. Both options are optimized to maintain wire alignment and reduce strain under vibration.
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