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The Amphenol Aerospace Operations part number 71-529704-18W is a circular connector component belonging to the JT series. It functions as a receptacle with pin contacts, designed for panel mount installation using a threaded coupling mechanism. The connector utilizes solder termination methods for electrical interfacing. Official documentation identifies this specific item by its manufacturer part number and associated DigiKey identifier 1178-JT08RP-14-18PC(318)-ND. Quality assurance protocols are applied to ensure reliability in aerospace applications.
Verify the exact part designation against official Amphenol Aerospace Operations documentation before procurement. Confirm that the suffix and base number match the required specifications precisely. Cross-reference with authorized distributor catalogs to ensure authenticity. Check for any specific quality certifications or traceability requirements mandated by your project standards. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors and cable assemblies.
Select this component when a ruggedized circular connector with threaded coupling is required for aerospace environments. Consider the panel mount configuration and solder termination method during PCB or chassis design. Evaluate the mechanical strength and environmental sealing capabilities against operational demands. Verify that the contact type and orientation meet the system interface requirements.
This component is part of Amphenol's high-performance interconnect portfolio for military and commercial aerospace markets. The JT series is known for durability in harsh conditions. The part number 71-529704-18W corresponds to specific physical and electrical characteristics defined by the manufacturer. It serves critical roles in aircraft power distribution and control systems where reliability is paramount.
Consult official cross-reference lists from Amphenol Aerospace Operations for verified substitutes. Ensure any replacement maintains identical mounting dimensions and coupling thread specifications. Verify that electrical ratings and contact configurations remain compatible with existing system designs.