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The AirBorn WG62SAD7 is a rectangular MIL-DTL-55302 compliant board mount receptacle from the W Series. It features 62 positions arranged in 3 rows with a 2.54 mm pitch. The component utilizes socket contacts made of copper alloy with gold plating, designed for vertical through-hole termination. The housing is constructed from polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) plastic and includes guide sets and mounting ears. Electrical ratings include a 5 A current capacity, 5 GOhms insulation resistance, and an operating temperature range of -65°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific suffix designation against official Molex/AirBorn documentation to ensure correct tail length and polarization configuration. Confirm RoHS compliance status via the manufacturer's latest datasheet or product change notifications. Cross-reference the part number with authorized distributors to validate availability and authenticity before procurement.
Select this component when a 62-position, 3-row MIL-DTL-55302 receptacle is required. Ensure the design accommodates the 2.54 mm pitch and vertical through-hole mounting style. Verify that the system environment falls within the specified -65°C to +125°C operating range and requires 5 A current handling capability per contact.
This part belongs to the AirBorn W Series, a line of rectangular connectors acquired by Molex. The series is engineered for aerospace and defense applications, offering robust mechanical and electrical performance under harsh conditions. The WG62SAD7 specifically denotes a socket receptacle variant within this standardized military connector family.
Direct substitutes must match MIL-DTL-55302 standards, 62 positions, 3 rows, and 2.54 mm pitch. Verify compatibility of mating pins and housing dimensions. Consult official cross-reference guides for equivalent AirBorn/Molex part numbers with identical electrical and mechanical specifications.

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