M12 5 Pin Threaded Waterproof Connector IP67
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Voltage Rating |
AC250V |
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Current R ating |
≤6A |
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Times of plug |
1500 |
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Max Cable OD |
≤6.0mm |
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Circuit Structure |
Parallel |
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Contact Resistance |
10mΩ |
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InsulationStructure |
500MΩatDC500V |
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Voltage endurance at room temperature |
1.5KV |
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TemperatureRating |
-20℃~+85℃ |
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Waterproof Level |
IP67 |
Material Specifications
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Parameter |
Specification |
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wire Material |
PVC, Rubber |
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Jack Material |
PVC |
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Pin Material |
Nickle-plated brass |
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Sealing ring |
Rubber |
Product Engineering Drawing

The dimensional drawing provides all key mechanical data per the attached CAD extract. Male plug overall length is 41.7mm (excluding cable boot), with mating thread length 15.0mm and panel-side thread length 11.5mm. Female receptacle overall length also 41.7mm, featuring thread depth 10.5mm on the mating face and 9.2mm on the mounting side – note the asymmetry between male and female thread lengths. The fully mated assembly reduces to the specified envelope. All thread forms are M12×1.0; tolerances follow ISO 2768‑m. The drawing also indicates the recommended panel cutout diameter and polarising key position. PDF/DWG available for CAD integration. Review the 11.5mm and 9.2mm thread dimensions when designing panel clearance, as the male side requires deeper engagement than the receptacle mounting side.

Product detail

Metal Mating Interface (Male and Female Connected)
This photo focuses on the mated interface, highlighting the metal‑to‑metal contact between the threaded coupling nut and the receptacle shell. The nickel‑plated brass threads are fully engaged, showing no gap at the joint – this ensures both mechanical rigidity and continuous shielding against electromagnetic interference. The sealing ring is compressed evenly around the circumference, visible as a thin dark line at the mating seam. This image confirms proper fit and finish, useful for quality inspection before field deployment.
Male and Female Separated
This photo shows the male plug (left) and female receptacle (right) separated, with both sets of M12×1.0 metal threads clearly exposed. The male thread is machined from solid brass with nickel plating; the female internal thread shows the same plating quality. No plastic threads are used – all load‑bearing and sealing surfaces are metallic, ensuring long‑term torque retention and resistance to cross‑threading. The O‑ring on the male side is visible behind the thread root. This image is a quick reference for thread condition and seal placement before assembly.

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