Bulgin M5 Buccaneer Connectors
Bulgin M5 Buccaneer Connectors are the most compact connector type in the M-series range. These waterproof connectors come in straight and angled forms with PVC or PUR over-molded cables. The buccaneer M5 connectors feature secure and reliable screw locking mechanism, straight and right angled cable connectors, rear and front panel mount receptacles. These connectors are available with 3 and 4 pole variants. Typical applications include automotive, process control, commercial electronics, and instrumentation.
Features
Secure and reliable screw locking mechanismRobust PVC and PUR over-molded cablesCable length ranging from 1m to 15mHigh-degree of environmental protection - IP67 rated
Applications
AutomotiveProcess control
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