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The OTS-4P
(p/n 900270-000) Hi-Use® connector
is used on many products. The most common are our EMA-2 and ComRopes.
The OTS-4P has 2 pins and 2 sockets. A potting sleeve is included
with the product. The OTS-4P can be connected underwater. The picture to the right shows a pair
connected (Note: this
is an OTS manufactured connector). |
Click for PDF data sheet. |
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The AMP-4F (p/n 900029-000) is a 4-pin female connector. It has an o-ring that
makes it waterproof. The connector is not designed to be connected
or disconnected underwater. This connector is pictured with the
small cover. The picture to the right shows a pair connected.
Note: This connector has
pins but is considered a FEMALE connector. |
Click for PDF data sheet. |
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The AMP-4M
(p/n 900030-000) has 4 sockets and
uses a gripper ring to secure it. The connector is not designed
to be connected or disconnected underwater. This connector is
pictured with the small cover. The picture to the right shows
a pair connected. Note:
This connector has sockets but is considered a MALE connector. |
Same as above. |
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The AMP-4BH
(p/n 912075-002) is commonly panel mounted. It has 4 pins and an o-ring
to keep it watertight. The picture to the right shows the AMP-4BH
mounted on an STX-101 (the o-ring, p/n 283003-000, is sold separately).
Note: This connector has
pins but is considered a FEMALE connector. |
 Same as above. |
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The AMP-4FL
(p/n 900073-000) is a 4-pin female
connector. It has an o-ring that makes it waterproof. The connector
is not designed to be connected or disconnected underwater. This
connector is pictured with the large cover. The picture to the
right shows a pair connected.
Note: This connector has pins but is considered a FEMALE connector. |
 Same as above. |
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The AMP-4ML (p/n 900072-000) has 4
sockets and uses a gripper ring to secure it. The connector is
not designed to be connected or disconnected underwater. This
connector is pictured with the large cover. The picture to the
right shows a pair connected. Note:
This connector has sockets but is considered a MALE connector. |
Same as above. |
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The BNP-1
(black, p/n J051) and BNP-2 (red, p/n J050) double banana plugs are most commonly used on umbilicals
for either 2- or 4-wire hard wire communications. However, we
have used them on some headsets with boom or hand microphones.
The picture to the left shows how you can stack them. The picture
to the right shows them connected to an MK2-DCI Intercom. |
Click for PDF data sheet. |
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 The Banana
Plugs (red p/n J048, black p/n J049)
are primarily used 12-volt alternate power source or battery
chargers. The picture in the middle shows size difference between
the standard and mini banana plugs. Right picture shows connection
on a front panel of a DRS-100. |
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The Binding
Posts (black p/n J011, red p/n J011-1)
can accept a single or BNP (double) type male plug. The post
can also accept bare wires by rotating the binding post cap and
either pinching the bare wires or inserting the wires through
a pre-drilled hole found on the binding post shaft. This item
is commonly found on hard wire comm. boxes. The picture to the
right shows the female binding posts installed on the front panel
of an MK2-DCI Intercom with BNPs inserted. |
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The Banana
Jacks (red p/n 211052-001, black p/n 211052-002) are used for tender headsets, hand-held microphones
and charging/power. The picture to the right shows the banana
jacks installed on the front panel of an MK2-DCI Intercom with
Banana Plugs inserted. |
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The Mini Banana Plugs (black p/n J019, red p/n J019-1)
are used primarily
for 12-volt alternate power sources or battery chargers. The
picture to the right shows the mini banana plugs connected to
a mini double banana bulk head jack. |
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The Mini
Double Banana Jack (p/n J020) is used
primarily on front panels for 12-volt alternate power sources
or battery chargers. |
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The Mini
Double Banana Plug (p/n 211162-000) is
used with the mini double banana jack on the ComBox Silver Bullet.
It looks similar to the standard banana plug but is much smaller.
The picture to the right shows the size difference between a
BNP and mini banana plug. |
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SP-100 connector (male
p/n 211151-000, female bulkhead p/n 211139-000) is used on our SP-100 front panel to connect a hand-held
microphone. It is a 4-pin connector. The male is shown on the
left, the female bulkhead in the middle, and the two connected
on the right. |
Click for PDF data sheet. |
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The
Marsh Marine Female Connector (p/n 211007-000) is a four-socket connector used often on umbilicals
in the commercial diving arena. The picture on the right is a
mated pair. |
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The Marsh
Marine Male Connector (p/n 211008-000)
is a four-pin connector used often on helmets, full-face masks,
and umbilicals in the commercial diving arena. The picture on
the right is a mated pair. |
See picture above for
mated connectors. |
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The 2-pin
Male MS Connector (p/n 211021-000)
is a military-style connector used for power input and transducers.
The picture on the right shows a male and a female connected. |
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The 2-Socket
Female MS Connector with flange (p/n 211051-000) is a military-style connector primarily used on panels. |
See picture above for
mated connectors. |
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The 4-Contact
MS Connectors with shell (male, p/n 211106-001 and female,
p/n 211106-000). Military style. The
male is shown to the left and a female bulk head to the right. |
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These connectors are a variation of the above
with the pins and sockets reversed. |
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The 6-pin
Male MS Connector, circular pattern (p/n J070-4). Military style. The picture to the right is a mated
pair. |
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The 6-pin
Female MS bulkhead connector, circular pattern (p/n J070-3). Military style.MS six socket military style round
pattern female bulk head. |
See picture above for
mated connectors. |
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The 6-pin
Male MS connector, star pattern (p/n J070-5). Military style. A mated pair is pictured to the
right. MS six pin military style star pattern male connector.
Picture to the right is a matted pair. |
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The 6-pin
Female MS bulkhead connector, star pattern (p/n J070-1). Military style |
See picture above for
mated connectors. |
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E/O Male In-Line (J053) two conductor connector. This connector is commonly
used on full face mask, helmets and underwater video housings
.The connected is designed to be connected or disconnected underwater. |
Click for PDF data sheet. |
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E/O Female In-Line (J090)
two conductor connector. This connector
is commonly used on umbilicals and underwater video housings
where a bulk head cannot be utilised.The connected is designed
to be connected or disconnected underwater. |
See picture above for
mated connectors |
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E/O Female In-Line (211065-001)
two conductor connector. This is a
variation of the J090 pictured above. |
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E/O Female Bulk Head (J052)
two conductor  connector.
This connector is commonly used on underwater video housings
and is designed to be connected or disconnected underwater. Picture
right is of a male E/O connected to the female bulk head. |
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RCA female two conductor bulk head connector.
This connector is commonly used on front panels for Record Out
or Speaker Out functions. Picture right shows the female RCA
mounted on a front panel. We only use GOLD plated connectors
to ensure long life in the marine environment. |
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RCA male connector is commonly used for
remote speaker, video and/or recorder's. The picture right shows
it connected to the RCA female connector. |
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Male phono plug (211153-000) is commonly used
on  headset. This connector
is sold in mono or the stereo mode. The picture left is a stereo
configuration. The most common female receptacle is a toilet
seat type usually mounted on the front panel (pictured center
and right). |
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Male mini plug is commonly used on assemblies
that connect to a camcorder or cassette recorder. The connector
is sold in mono or the stereo mode. The picture left is the mono
configuration. The female receptacle is typically located on
the camcorder "Mic In" or cassette "Line In"
receptacle. |
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