Industrial Connectors
CA-COM
COM-7/0300
CA-COM
Introduction
ITT Industries, Cannon connectors series
CA-COM and CA-COM-B are derivations of
connectors according to MIL-C-5015 or
VG95234. They were developed especially
for industrial applications. Connectors of
both CA-COM series are interchangeable
with the corresponding types as per MIL-
C-5015 and VG95234, as they offer the
same mounting dimensions and contact
arrangements.
The CA-COM and CA-COM-B connector
series offer
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Wall mounting receptacles
•
Cable connecting plugs
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Box mounting receptacles
•
Straight plugs
•
Plugs 90°
Wall mounting receptacles and cable
connecting plugs (straight and 90°) are
available with
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Endbell with cable clamp
•
Endbell for flex tubes
•
Adapter combined for PG terminations
acc. to DIN 46320
•
Adapter for heat shrink boots
Furthermore Cannon also provides the
appropriate accessories like
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Protective metal caps
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Sash chains
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Cable clamps
•
Cable bushings
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Sealing gaskets
CA-COM
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Threaded coupling
•
Mateable with all connectors according
to MIL-C-5015 and series CA respec-
tively
•
Either solder or crimp contacts
•
Contact arrangements with 1 to 37
contacts
•
Wire sizes from 0,14 up to 2,5 mm
2
•
Shells made of aluminum alloy enable
to withstand high mechanical strain*
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Surface protected by nickel plating
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Resilient insulator (polychloroprene)
for wide temperature range
(–55/125°C)
•
Resistant against aggressive fluids like
fuel, oil, etc.
•
Environmental by means of an adapter
for PG termination, universal endbell
and heat shrink boots
•
Min 500 mating cycles
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Spray-waterproof IP67
CA-COM-B
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Bayonet coupling
•
Mateable with all connectors according
to VG95234 and series CA-B respec-
tively
•
Either solder or crimp contacts
•
Contact arrangements with 1 to 37
contacts
•
Wire sizes from 0,14 to 2,5 mm
2
•
Shells made of aluminum alloy enable
to withstand high mechanical strain*
•
Surface protected by nickel plating
•
Resilient insulator (polychloroprene)
for wide temperature range
(–55/125°C)
•
Resistant against aggressive fluids like
fuel, oil, etc.
•
Environmental by means of an adapter
for PG termination, universal endbell
and heat shrink boots
•
Min 500 mating cycles
•
Waterproof (1 bar, 12 hours)
Contents
Introduction ........................................... 2
Connector design .................................. 2
Technical data ........................................ 3
How to order ........................................ 4
Contact arrangements. .......................... 5
Mounting dimensions ........................... 10
Separating and coupling dimensions .... 11
Shell styles and dimensions .................. 12
Accessories ............................................ 33
Contact dimensions .............................. 37
Tools ..................................................... 38
Product safety information ................... 40
Note:
* Receptacle size 14S and barrels size 18 + 20 are made of Zinc dicast
material.
2
All dimensions are in mm
Subject to changes
CA-COM
Electrical data
Rated current
20°C ambient temperature
Contact size
AWG / metric
15S
15
25
100
Rated current
A max
1
)
22
22
41
74
Mechanical data
Max operating temperature
acc. to DIN IEC 68, part 1 –55/125°C
Mating cycles
min 500
Min separating force
per contact
Contact size
metric
15S
15
25
100
Separating force
N
1,0
1,0
1,5
3,0
1
) This applies only to the max. rated current for one
contact. If several contacts in one contact arrangement
are loaded with higher current the specific heat and
the ambient temperature may not exceed +125°C.
Rated current
vs. ambient temperature
Contact retention
Test force to be applied in mating direction
Contact size
metric
15S
15
25
100
Test force
N
35
35
55
80
Contact resistance
(Millivolt test)
Contact size
metric
15S
15
25
100
Contact resistance
mΩ max
6
6
3
1
Coupling torque
The allowable coupling torque has to be
tested under harnessed conditions
Shell
size
Allowable coupling torque
Closing and opening
Opening
(N max)
(N min)
CA-COM
CA-COM-B CA-COM,
CA-COM-B
3,0
2,6
0,15
2,8
2,8
0,23
5,9
3,0
0,35
7,0
3,5
0,46
8,0
4,0
0,58
9,0
4,5
0,7
10,6
5,0
0,8
12,9
6,0
0,8
16,7
7,0
0,92
18,1
8,5
1,02
23,9
10,0
1,05
Insulation resistance
> 1000 MΩ
Air and creepage paths mm
(min)
Voltage class
Air path mm
Creepage path mm
Instr.
0,7
0,7
A
1,1
1,1
D
2,8
2,8
Operating Voltage
and connector usage
When the connectors in this catalogue are
used for voltages greater than 50 Volts and
have touchable conductive shell parts they
must be used in accordance with the safety
regulations DIN VDE Part 410; IEC 60364-
4-41. This regulation basically dictates that
the power source should be turned off
before any mating and unmating of the
connector, this regulation does not provide
for protection against electrical shock
when mating and unmating the connec-
tors in the live condition.
10SL
12S
14S
16S/16
18
20
22
24
28
32
36
Materials
Shell
Contacts
Insulator
Aluminum alloy, Zinc dicast
nickel plated
Copper alloy, silver plated
Polychloroprene
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CA-COM
How to order
Series
CA - Cannon designation
Shell style
00 - Wall mount receptacle
01 - Cable connecting plug
02 - Box mount receptacle
20 - Box mount receptacle for rear wall
mounting (Bayonett coupling only)
06 - Plug, straight
08 - Plug 90°
Class
COM-E - Endbell with cable clamp
1
)
COM-F - Endbell for flex tube
COM-PG - Adapter for PG termination,
environmental
COM-L - PCB Solder termination
COM-IN - universal endbell
Shell size
10SL, 12S, 14S, 16, 16S, 18,
20, 22, 24, 28, 32*, 36* (* = upon request)
Contact arrangement
see pages 6 – 8
Contact type
P - Pin contact
S - Socket contact
Alternate insert position
Insert insulator position – see page 9
Coupling
B - Bayonet coupling
- without designation: threaded coupling
Modification
01 - metric crimp contacts
03 - Adapter for heat shrink boots and metric
crimp contacts (only for bayonet coupling
by shell style 01 + 06 class -E)
06 - Adapter for heat shrink boots and solder
contacts (only for bayonet coupling by
shell style 01 + 06 class -E)
44 - with end ring and grommet
(for class E and F only)
48 - F-Endbell with O-ring
DN - Adapter for heat shrink boots and solder
contacts (Mod. for threaded coupling)
F0 - without contacts (to be ordered separately)
1
CA
CA
06
06
COM-E
COM-E
18-1
18-1
P
P
W
xx
W - B - xx
) except shell style 02 / 20
4
All dimensions are in mm
Subject to changes
CA-COM
Contact arrangements
On pages 6 – 8 the contact arrangements are shown by shell sizes. The table below
gives an overview on the number of contacts, recommended contact and wire sizes and
the service rating class. Other contact arrangements acc. to MIL-C-5015 and VG 95234
upon request.
Shell size
10SL
12S
14S
Contact
arrangement
10SL-3
10SL-4
12SA10
14S-2
14S-5
14S-6
14SA7
16-10
16S-1
18-1
18-8
18-10
18-11
18-12
20-15
20-17
20-19
20-27
20-29
22-14
22-19
22-23
24-28
28-15
Number of
contacts
3
2
4
4
5
6
7
3
7
10
7+1
4
5
6
7
1
5
3
14
17
19
14
8
24
35
Contact size
metric
15S
15S
15S
15S
15S
15S
15S
25
15S
15
15 + 25
25
25
15
25
15
25
100
15
15
15
15
25
15
15
Wire size
mm
2
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
2,0 – 3,0
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
1 – 1,5 + 2,5
2,0 – 3,0
2,0 – 3,0
0,75 – 1,5
2,0 – 3,0
0,75 – 1,5
2,0 – 3,0
10
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
2,0 – 3,0
0,75 – 1,5
0,75 – 1,5
Service rating
nach IEC
A
A
A
Inst.
Inst.
Inst.
Inst.
A
A
A (B, C, F, G)
Inst. (all others)
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
D (H)
Inst.
A
16
16S
18
20
22
24
28
Additional contact arrangements (per MIL-C-5015 and VG95234) upon request.
Wire selection
Contact size
Metric
15S
15
25
100
Wire sizes for crimp and solder contacts
Metric
Conductor
2
mm
∅
mm
2
0,75 – 1,5
1,6 – 3,3
0,75 – 1,5
1,6 – 3,3
2,0 – 3,0
2,9 – 4,3
10,0
4,2 – 6,5
Stripping lengths of wires
Strip wires carefully. Do not damage conductors and insulation.
For solder connections, wires have to be pretinned. Do not twist conductors used in
crimp contacts, otherwise no perfect crimp connection will be achieved. Do not touch
conductors before crimping. Film of grease or lubricants on the strands will cause poor
crimp quality.
Stripping length for contacts sizes 15S, 15 and 25 is 6,2 mm.
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