Identify a circular connector?

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Hi.

I'm looking for a mating connector for the below. The photo and diagram is of a Christie CASP 2000 battery analyser. The manual doesn't specify a P/N for a mating connector, and it doesn't look like the usual amphenol mil-spec circular connector. The diameter is approximately 15mm.

Does anyone recognise this connector?

Thanks,

Tim

teddthetiger · Accepted Answer

Thanks Doug. Your answer was invaluable in identifying these connectors. I didn't want to close this without physically checking the connectors. Now that I have, I can list the exact part numbers. Mating connector 206060-1 206060-1 Pins (Female 4 per connector) 66592-1 66592-1 Flexible boot backshell 207489-1 207489-1 Internal cable grip (Required for flexible boot backshell) 207490-1 207490-1 Note that I decided to go with a different backshell than shown in the manual extract above If anyone wants to use the cable clamp as shown in the manual the part number is 1-206062-4 1-206062-4

dougw · Answer

Hi Tim, It looks like a TE Connectivity (Tyco / AMP) CPC series connector to me. Probably shell size 11-4. You should be able to look it up online. Doug

teddthetiger · Answer

Hi Chris, I wasn't able to find a user manual online either, but I did find a paper copy which I subsequently scanned. It has all the required information for programming and cable manufacture. [Link Removed] Apologies for the size (65MB). If you can't find the parts on element14, mouser will help. Probably even DigiKey depending on your location. Any other questions, please ask. I may be able to help even though I broke my unit trying to get the serial output to work

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Identify a circular connector?

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