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Series 311 for Operation at Reduced Pressure
This series features seals for reduced pressure operation, a shell-to-shell grounding spring finger shield, a hooded female socket and three polarizing conditions as shown in the illustration to the right, the bayonet coupling has machined rings to designate polarization by either sight or feel.
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Series

N/A 311

Assembly Type

N/A Receptacle Bag Assembly

Altitude/Reduced Pressure Rating

N/A 70,000 ft.

Current Rating

N/A 10 Amp

Operating Temperature

N/A -40 to 85 ºC

Test Voltage

N/A TBD

Polarization

N/A
Cond. 1

Mating Compatibility

N/A Mates all Series 311 Cond. 1 receptacles and adaptors.

Bayonet Coupling Nut Material

N/A Brass

Bayonet Coupling Nut Finish

N/A Nickel

Coupling Style

N/A Bayonet

Panel Mounting Style

N/A Front Mount

Panel Mounting Torque

N/A 36 to 42 in-lbs

Spring finger grounding

N/A Yes

Sealed Receptacle

N/A Yes
Standard/Non-Standard1 N/A Non-standard Part

Export Classification

N/A TBD

RoHS Compliant

N/A TBD

Voltage Rating

N/A 15 kVDC

Contact Properties

Contact Type

N/A Male

Contact Diameter

N/A 0.052 in1.3 mm

Contact Material

N/A Brass

Contact Finish

N/A Gold

Body Properties

Coupling Nut Material

N/A Brass

Coupling Nut Finish

N/A Gold Plated

Cable Preparation

N/A Reynolds Industries Inc. - High Voltage Connectors, High Voltage Cable Assemblies, High Voltage Wire, High Voltage Cable, High Voltage Capacitors

Step 1
Cut cable to length, clean and square. Slip boot and crimp sleeve over cable. Strip outer jacket to dimension shown. Trim exposed braid to dimension. Trim inner insulation to dimension. No nicked or severed strands allowed. Pot tin dip inner conductor using SN60 solder in accordance with J-STD-006. Remove all flux.

Step 2
Solder contact in place through hole using SN60 solder in accordance with J-STD-006. No solder buildup allowed on contact outer diameter. Completed solder joint must have a continuous fillet of solder between the inner conductor and the contact. The solder in the feed hole must be free of pinholes and flush or below flush. Rear of contact shoulder shall be as flush as possible with insulation of cable core, but not to exceed .030". Flair braid by moving cable core in a circular motion.

Step 3
Solder contact in place through hole using SN60 solder in accordance with J-STD-006. Completed solder joint must have a continuous fillet of solder between the conductor and the contact. The solder in the feed hole must be free of pinholes and flush or below flush. Rear of contact shoulder shall be as flush as possible with insulation of cable core, but not to exceed .030".













 

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  • 1 Non-standard parts will have longer lead times and potentially higher pricing. Please contact Teledyne Reynolds Engineering department to determine feasibility for use in your application.