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The WG104SAD11SY-5 is a rectangular MIL-Spec connector from the AirBorn W Series, manufactured by Molex. It functions as a board mount receptacle featuring 104 positions arranged in three rows with socket contacts. The component utilizes through-hole termination and operates at a straight installation angle. Key electrical parameters include a current rating of 5 A and a voltage rating of 1 kV. The contact pitch is 2.54 mm, designed for 22 AWG wire. The housing is constructed from Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS), providing an insulation resistance of 5 GOhms. It supports an operating temperature range from -65 C to +125 C.
Verify the specific polarization suffix against engineering drawings to ensure mechanical compatibility with mating plugs. Confirm that the manufacturer designation matches Molex / AirBorn standards. Check RoHS compliance documentation for regulatory adherence. Validate the part number against official distributor catalogs to prevent substitution errors during procurement.
Select this component when a 104-position, three-row receptacle is required for vertical board mounting. Ensure the application environment falls within the specified -65 C to +125 C temperature limits. Verify that the mating plug corresponds to the Polarization 5 configuration. Confirm that the 2.54 mm pitch aligns with the PCB layout requirements.
This part belongs to the AirBorn W Series, a family of rectangular connectors designed for mission-critical applications. The series offers various row counts and position options to accommodate different density needs while maintaining strict military-grade reliability standards.
M55302/58-C104X is a confirmed public substitute part number for this component.
The WG104SAD11SY-5 uses socket (female) contacts.
No, the WG104SAD11SY-5 is designed for straight, vertical board mounting.

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