Approved Vendor Micro In-Line Connector - 4 Way Female

Name: Approved Vendor Micro In-Line Connector - 4 Way Female
Brand: Approved Vendor
SKU: MCIL4F
Price: 71.23 USD
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MCIL4F Micro In-Line Connector - 4 Way Female

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	The Micro Series MCIL4F Female 4-Way In-Line Connector allows for smaller through ports in a pressure vessel and a greater density of conductors in a compact area. This connector is wet-mateable, therefore enabling connections to be made underwater, on-deck, or in any weather condition. Applications Underwater camera and lights (video system) Diver communications ROV systems Submersibles Towed-array cable systems Current meters Animal migration research Food processing equipment Specifications Molded Body: Neoprene Contacts: Brass-gold plated In-Line Cable: 4 pin: neoprene #18 awg (SO cable) In-Line Cable Length: +/- 2 ft. Open Face Pressure: 10,000 psi (700 bar) optional and needs to be specified; dummy cap recommended above 100 psi Mated Pressure: 10,000 psi (700 bar) Voltage Rating 4 Pin: 600 vdc Current Rating: 6 amps per contact Insulation Resistance: >200 MΩ @ 300 vdc Contact Resistance: <0.01 Ω Air Mate: >1,000 cycles Underwater Mate: >500 Operating Temperature: 25° to 140°F (-4° to 60°C) Mates with: MCIL4M and MCBH4M Dummy Connector Mate: MCDC4M Connector Sockets: 4 Length: 0.75 in. Width: 0.62 in. DISCLAIMER NOTICE: Amron reserves the option to supply this style from multiple manufacturers. If you prefer a particular manufacturer, please let your salesperson know before ordering.

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Is it possible to re-connect underwater at a depth of 100 meters?

Technically you can mate this connector at full depth rating. However, divers can only dive a certain depth, unless you have an ROV to mate it much deeper. The difficult part is to de-mate the connector underwater for the fact that the pressure keeps the connector mated and virtually impossible for a diver to de-mate. When connected and you try to pull apart underwater, this creates a vacuum which holds the connector mated unless you have enough torque to pull apart. The connector can re-connect at 100M.