The F Series TGG long straight plug combines push-pull convenience with IP68 high sealing. A ring-shaped guiding groove on the insulator aligns plug and socket precisely during mating, protecting the contacts from angled insertion.
Specification overview
| Pins | 2–27 |
|---|---|
| Protection | IP68 |
| Mating cycles | > 5,000 |
| Working temperature | -55 °C to +250 °C |
| Vibration | 10–2000 Hz, 15 G |
| Shock | 100 G, 6 ms |
| Salt spray | > 144 h |
| Exit | Long / short straight, 90° elbow |
How the guiding groove protects the contacts
Before the contacts carry current, the insulator’s ring-shaped guiding groove pulls the two halves into line, so an angled insertion cannot reach the contacts. On equipment that is mated repeatedly in the field — cleaning machines, outdoor instruments, serviceable housings — this is what keeps a 5,000-cycle rating meaningful.
Sealing and corrosion resistance
The IP68 sealing concept targets outdoor and wash-down environments, and the plug is rated above 144 hours in salt spray testing. Together these figures make the F Series relevant where splash, cleaning chemicals or coastal air are part of the installation. Compare the salt spray figure with your own corrosion requirements before fixing the design.
Exit variants across the series
The same interface is offered as a long straight plug (this product), a short straight plug (TLG) for limited installation depth, and a 90° elbow plug (THG) for tight rear space. Pin count and sealing stay consistent across the variants, so the exit style is a layout decision rather than a redesign.
Where it is used
Typical applications are outdoor devices, cleaning-intensive industrial equipment and any installation where water ingress must be excluded.
Questions buyers ask before ordering
Long straight, short straight or elbow?
That follows the space behind your panel: long straight for standard harness runs, TLG when installation depth is limited, THG when the cable must leave at a right angle. All three share the same sealing and locking design.
How many pins can I have?
The range covers 2–27 pins. State the exact count with the cable diameter and we will confirm the shell and ordering code.
What should an inquiry include?
The pin count, the required plug length or exit style, the cable diameter, the installation environment (outdoor, wash-down, salt exposure), and your target quantity.
Request this connector
State the pin count, required plug length and cable diameter so we can confirm the F Series ordering code.
