Detachable machine wiring
Use inline plug-and-socket sets between machine modules and cable harnesses.
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Circular connectors for detachable equipment wiring.
Connect cable harnesses to each other or to an equipment panel with TS-series plugs and sockets. Straight, right-angle, rear-nut and flange forms suit different cable routes and mounting spaces.
- Cable plug and socket sets
- Panel and flange mounting
- Straight and right-angle forms
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Choose where the connector mounts and how the cable exits.
CP/CS cable connectors mate with matching panel or RP/RS cable bodies. Panel and flange connectors mount through an equipment wall. Right-angle forms turn the cable alongside the equipment. Match both halves by TS series and contact layout.
Cable Plug & Socket ConnectorsCP cable plugs and CS cable sockets with coupling nuts, in TS11, TS13, TS17, TS21 and TS29 sizes.Match the TS size and contact layout to the mating connector, then choose the cable seal.
Inline Cable-to-Cable ConnectorsRP/RS cable bodies with external mating threads for matching CP/CS connectors, in TS11, TS13, TS17, TS21 and TS29 sizes.Match RP with CS or RS with CP in the same TS size and contact layout.
Panel & Flange Mount ConnectorsRear-nut, two-hole and square-flange connectors for mounting a circular connection through an equipment wall.Choose rear-nut or flange mounting to suit the panel cut-out and wall thickness.
Right-Angle Circular ConnectorsTS17, TS21 and TS29 NP/NS connectors turn the cable exit alongside the equipment.Choose the TS size and contact layout, with room for the angled cable exit.Selection guide
Match the connector pair and contact layout.
Start with the TS marking and a contact-face photo. The mating shell, keying and contact arrangement must match; pole count alone is not enough.
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Interface
TS shell family, mating half, keying and contact count
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Mounting
Cable, rear-nut panel, flange or right-angle form
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Electrical and cable
Current by contact, voltage, termination and cable OD
Applications
Detachable equipment wiring.
Connect a cable harness to another harness or to a panel-mounted receptacle.
Equipment panel interfaces
Bring circuits through an enclosure using rear-nut or flange-mounted receptacles.
Space-constrained cable exits
Use right-angle forms where straight cable routing would create bend or clearance problems.
Product support
Need help choosing aviation connectors?
Send a model name, a photo or a short question. We can help identify the part, discuss samples and prepare a quote.
Request Aviation Connectors support- Complete TS series or existing markingShare the full TS marking or an overall connector photo if the marking is unclear.
- Plug/socket and mounting formTell us whether you need a cable half, rear-nut panel mount, flange mount or angled form.
- Contact count and face-view photoA straight-on photo of the contacts helps identify their count, arrangement and key position.
- Current, voltage and terminationInclude the electrical load and the solder or crimp termination you use, if known.
- Cable OD and panel cut-outShare the cable diameter and, for a panel mount, the cut-out dimensions if available.
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Product selection questions
Find answers about the differences between product types and how to choose a model.
01How can I identify an existing circular connector?
Send the full TS marking and clear photos of the mating faces. The contact layout, mounting shape and cable diameter help identify the pair.
02What is the difference between cable and panel connectors?
Cable connectors terminate a free cable end. A panel connector fixes one half to an equipment wall with a rear nut or flange, allowing a cable to plug into the equipment.
03Will connectors with the same number of contacts fit each other?
Not necessarily. Shell size, keying, contact layout and mating geometry must also match. Select the plug and socket as a compatible pair.