71-433034-35E

Overview

The Amphenol Aerospace Operations part number 71-433034-35E is a circular MIL-spec connector receptacle belonging to the 38999 Aluminum series. It features a size 14 shell with a bayonet coupling mechanism and straight panel mount installation style. The component utilizes crimp termination for contacts, which are gold-plated copper pins arranged in a 14-35 insertion pattern. This assembly provides 37 positions and supports a current rating of 5 A with voltage ratings of 400 VAC and 500 VDC.

Feature Summary

• Bayonet locking mechanism ensures secure mating in high-vibration environments
• Gold-plated copper contacts provide reliable signal transmission
• Aluminum alloy housing offers structural durability

Applications

• Avionics systems
• Radar systems
• Naval equipment
• Missile systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the manufacturer source against official Amphenol documentation to ensure authenticity. Confirm that the specific suffix matches the required contact arrangement and plating specifications. Cross-reference the legacy designation with current ordering codes to prevent procurement errors due to nomenclature changes.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a MIL-DTL-38999 Series I receptacle with a size 14 aluminum shell is required. Ensure compatibility with the corresponding plug housing and verify that the crimp tooling matches the specified pin size. Consider environmental sealing requirements if operating in harsh conditions beyond standard military specifications.

Part Context

This part is a legacy designation within the Amphenol 38999 product family. It corresponds to the JT00RP-14-35P(433) configuration. The 38999 series is widely recognized for its interchangeability with other manufacturers' connectors meeting the same MIL-DTL-38999 standards, facilitating global supply chain flexibility.

Replacement Considerations

JT00RP-14-35P(433)

FAQ

What is the insertion pattern for this connector?

The insertion pattern is 14-35.

Does this connector use a bayonet or threaded coupling?

It uses a bayonet coupling style.