Eaton UTGX714D18SZ32 Receptacle - IP68/69K

Ruggedized shell and sealing protect the 18 PCB contacts from dust, moisture, and chemicals, reducing field failures and service costs in harsh plants. This protection extends component life and lowers maintenance overhead, enabling longer intervals between service windows. In outdoor automation, packaging lines, and mining equipment, the UTGX714D18SZ32 is ready to perform without special enclosure upgrades. High-density signaling is achieved with 18 PCB contacts in a compact D18 layout. Fewer interconnections mean simplified harnessing, faster panel assembly, and reduced panel space. In control cabinets, machine centers, and field devices, engineers gain predictable wiring topologies that simplify testing and commissioning. 1/3 Bayonet coupling delivers quick, reliable mating with vibration resistance. The fast-locking action minimizes downtime during cabinet builds or field servicing, while maintaining secure retention under operation. For retrofit projects and new installs, the UTGX series reduces installation time and error rates. Jam Nut Receptacle with no backshell reduces mounting complexity and EMI leakage pathways. The metal-plastic shell balances strength and weight, while the absence of a backshell simplifies cabling routes in tight panels. This is especially beneficial in compact PLC enclosures and robotics stations. Operating temperature from -40 °C to 105 °C supports equipment across extreme environments, from refrigerated plants to hot casting floors. Mating cycles of 500 ensure long service life in recurring connect/disconnect cycles typical of maintenance-intensive lines. IP68/69K unmated sealing and UL94 V0 compliance further reinforce reliability and safety. Overall compatibility with Souriau UTGX family and PCB contact delivery simplifies procurement and spares planning. The loaded contact delivery keeps the contact configuration ready for assembly, while the 24.5 mm length and 30.2 mm width/height provide a compact footprint for dense panel layouts. These factors translate into reduced total cost of ownership and faster time-to-value for automation projects.