HYSF MCLRA12M is the highest-density right-angle (L-angle) 12-pin male inline cable connector in the Micro series with Ø15.7 mm PU overmold. IP68 rated, 60 MPa tested, perfect for Gigabit Ethernet + multi-power + multi-sensor/actuator control in ultra-confined spaces on micro-ROVs, AUVs, 8K cameras and deepsea instruments up to 6000 m.
The HYSF MCLRA12M achieves an astonishing 12 channels with true 90-degree exit while retaining the same ultra-compact Ø15.7 mm envelope as lower-pin-count models. Only 51 mm mated length with integrated low-profile PU bend relief.
Precision 316L stainless steel insert with gold-plated brass pins, fully overmolded in black polyurethane. Pre-terminated with 12 × 26 AWG PTFE leads. Supports full 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet (4 pins) + eight additional power, ground, RS485/RS232, or sensor/actuator lines.
The ultimate high-density solution for next-generation compact ROVs, 4K/8K camera systems, multi-axis pan-tilt units and complex deepsea payloads demanding maximum connectivity in minimum footprint. ISO9001-2015 certified with 1000+ mating cycles and full ocean depth rating.
Model: MCLRA12M
Brand: HYSF
Type: Micro L-Angle 12-Core Male Inline Cable
Gender: Male
Pin Count: 12
Contact Material: Gold-plated Brass
Current Rating: 5A per Pin
Voltage Rating: 600V AC/DC
Housing Material: 316L Stainless Steel + PU Overmold
Sealing: Double O-Ring + Face Seal
Body Diameter: Ø15.7 mm
Total Length (mated): 51 mm
Bend Relief: Integrated PU Right-Angle Boot
Cable: 12 × 26 AWG PTFE Leads (Gigabit Ethernet + Multi-Power/Sensor/Actuator capable)
Waterproof Rating: IP68
Pressure Rating: 60 MPa (~6000 m)
Operating Temperature: -20°C to 80°C
Application: Gigabit Ethernet + Multi-Power + Multi-Sensor/Actuator, 4K/8K Camera Systems, High-Density Pan-Tilt, Complex ROV Payloads
Certification: ISO9001-2015
Compatibility: MCBH12F / MCIL12F Females
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China
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