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The TXR40AC00-1607BI is a circular connector backshell adapter manufactured by TE Connectivity Aerospace, Defense and Marine. It features an aluminum alloy housing with non-electrolytic nickel plating and a silver color finish. Designed for MIL-DTL-38999 Series III and IV connectors, this component utilizes a M25x1 thread specification and provides a 180-degree cable exit angle. The assembly includes four items: one backshell, one strap, one O-ring, and one Tinel ring. It offers environmental resistance and shielding capabilities.
Verify the specific suffix 'BI' corresponds to the required plating and material configuration against the official datasheet. Confirm that the M25x1 thread matches the mating connector interface. Ensure the included accessory kit (strap, O-ring, Tinel ring) meets project requirements. Check RoHS3 compliance status as indicated in the documentation. Validate lead times through authorized distributors.
Select this model when a 180-degree cable exit is required for MIL-DTL-38999 Series III or IV connectors. Choose based on the need for aluminum alloy construction with non-electrolytic nickel plating. Consider the M25x1 thread size compatibility with the specific shell size. Verify if the titanium-nickel lock feature is necessary for the application's vibration environment.
This part belongs to the TXR series of circular backshell adapters from TE Connectivity. These components are designed to provide strain relief and environmental sealing for high-reliability connectors. The TXR40AC00 variant specifically addresses Series III and IV interfaces with heat-shrinkable adapter capabilities.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation.
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