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ODU enhances retro-fit of AMC Series

An innovative connection solution characterised by a 3-in-1 locking mechanism which provides reliable performance for demanding military and civilian applications, the ODU AMC (Advanced Military Connector) range, is now being expanded to address retro-fit requirements.


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Following discussions with major customers, ODU is expanding this popular product range specifically to meet clients retro-fit needs.

The new ODU AMC Series T Square Flange Receptacles have a flange that complies with MIL-DTL 38999 cut-out dimensions. Initially available for sizes 09 and 12, each with seven different inserts in standard or reverse gender, front or rear assembly, using four M3 screws and a MIL-C-38999 seal.

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Versatile 3-in-1 locking
The 3-in-1 locking, by offering the option of connecting any screw-lock, push-pull or break-away plug into a common receptacle allows for maximum interface flexibility in a vehicle.

Designed for integration into a wide range of military and civilian applications, from ground and air vehicles to radar systems or inverters, ODU's connectivity solution guarantees reliable performance under the harshest conditions.

The extreme interconnectivity of the system makes the ODU AMC Series T ideally suitable, for example, as an interface for communication systems that alternate between in-vehicle and dismounted use.

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The ODU Product Finder provides all technical product information, as well as the option of ordering samples. With a high level of vertical integration, ODU secures direct and indirect availability and optimises the supply chain for customers.

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