
Molex / FCT
Molex / FCT CT50-78S5-L228 D-Sub High-Density
CT50-78S5-L228
Molex / FCT type CT50-78S5-L228. D-Sub High-Density product with code 1731130140.
- Manufacturer
- Molex / FCT
- Type
- CT50-78S5-L228
- Code
- 1731130140
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Engineering support
Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice