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The WG62PR9SY-7 is a rectangular MIL-DTL-55302 series connector manufactured by Molex / AirBorn. It features a right-angle board mount plug configuration with 62 positions arranged in three rows. The contacts are male pins made of copper alloy with gold plating, utilizing a 2.54 mm pitch and rated for 22 AWG wire. Designed for through-hole termination, the housing is constructed from polyphenylene sulfide (PPS). Electrical specifications include a current rating of 5 A, voltage rating of 1 kV, and insulation resistance of 5 GOhms. The operational temperature range spans from -65 C to +125 C.
Verify the specific suffix '7' against official Molex/AirBorn documentation to confirm its exact definition, as standard datasheets may not explicitly detail this variant's unique attributes. Ensure compatibility with mating receptacles within the same W Series family. Confirm RoHS status and material composition requirements align with project specifications before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a high-density, three-row connection is required in a constrained vertical space due to its right-angle design. The 62-position count and 2.54 mm pitch suit applications needing moderate pin counts with standard spacing. Verify that the 5 A current rating and 1 kV voltage withstand capability meet the circuit's electrical demands under maximum operating temperatures.
This part belongs to the AirBorn W Series, a line of rectangular connectors designed to meet stringent MIL-DTL-55302 standards. The series offers various configurations including straight and right-angle plugs and receptacles. The WG62PR9SY-7 specifically represents a high-pin-count solution within this robust connector family, intended for demanding environments requiring reliable interconnectivity.
Direct substitutes must match the MIL-DTL-55302 specification, 62-position count, three-row layout, and right-angle form factor. Verify identical contact gender, pitch, and termination method. Cross-reference with other manufacturers producing equivalent MIL-spec connectors if AirBorn supply is unavailable.
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