24v Connector - Anyone identify this pic?

[Brice]

A customer sent me this picture and asked where he could get a new/replacement receptacle. No other info. I tried doing a reverse google image search and it just showed me backup cameras. Anyone familiar with this? Some kind of electrical connection from a truck body - possibly military/government.

 

[JohnnyG]

These were commonly used military grade connectors, but darned if I can remember what they were called. I will try to find out.
I've purchased them in the DISTANT past, like 25 y ago.
They are available.

 

[JohnnyG]

MILNEC/AMPHENOL.
Google Lens using a picture of the screw cap only!
There will be some numbers on the connector body, but not much else.

This will get you started:
https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors...MIivrY_8nNgQMVDTHUAR3MEg7_EAAYBCAAEgIdgfD_BwE

 

[mk378]

These are tricky as there are many options to build them out. Besides the outer diameter and the pin arrangement, the keying slots also have to match-- this is so a row of connectors of the same size but different functions can be made "idiot proof" by keying them differently.

 

[Brice]

Thanks guys. I emailed that manufacturer who identified it for me. 12 week lead time however.

Yes, we have that connector. Part number is TM00W12-5SN.

Data sheet is here: https://www.milnec.com/mil-dtl-5015-connectors/ms3450-datasheet.pdf

 

[CleanSump]

Amphenol closed a factory in China recently and moved production to Thailand to meet requirements for government military contracts. The new factory isn't certified for DoD yet, but the commercial stuff may start coming out soon. Don't ask me why I know.

 

[MSCH]

https://www.waytekwire.com/catalog/connectors