ILME at LED Controls

Connector size determines the physical footprint and available insert layouts. Choose a size that supports your required poles and current, then match the hood or housing from the same size family.

Use top entry for straight cable runs or limited lateral space. Use side entry for low profile routing or when cables approach sideways. Both must match the thread size required for your glands.

Unmated inserts are typically IP20. Sealing is achieved by the hood or housing when mated. Use IP65 or IP66 for general industrial environments and IP67 or above for washdown or immersion. Always confirm the specific model rating.

Screw is familiar and serviceable. Crimp offers vibration resistance and high density. Spring and push-in options speed installation and can reduce tool use. Select based on environment and build method.

Big hoods are larger bodies with extra pegs that accommodate high pole count inserts and larger cable entries. They are common on sizes like 104.27 where space and sealing are critical.

These contacts have a profile that eases wire insertion and helps achieve consistent crimps. They are useful when building large volumes or in tight layouts.

Many housings include gaskets to achieve the stated IP rating. Peg configurations must match between hood and housing. Always pair items from the same size and peg layout.

Use sealed housings with IP67 or higher and smooth geometry. Stainless hardware and hygienic variants can help. Verify material compatibility with site chemicals and procedures.

Yes. Share the MPN and application details and we will provide the datasheet and selection guidance. We can also suggest compatible accessories.

Many items are available for next working day delivery subject to stock. Lead times are confirmed at checkout or on enquiry.