Oxycheq O-13 Sensor connector?

[rhlee]

Does anybody know what the connector type used in the Oxycheq Expedition analyzer sensor (O-13 sensor) is?
Looks like a white 3-pin plastic connector, but I'm looking for the exact fit.

thanks,
-Rob

 

[JohnnyC]

Commonly referred to as molex.

 

[rhlee]

There seemingly dozens of different molex connectors - any idea which one it is?

 

[JohnnyC]

Molex connectors

2695's I believe is the actual Molex series number but I may be mistaken.

 

[divad]

That's the one.

 

[tbone1004]

The plug
Molex Incorporated - 22-01-3037 - KK 254 Series 2.54mm Pitch 3 Way 1 Row Female Straight PCB Housing 2695 - Allied Electronics & Automation
The contacts *don't get the cheaper ones of these, we are measuring millivolts, so you don't want any resistance at all
70091127 at Allied Electronics & Automation, Inc
the crimp tool. Certain other crimp tools work as well
Molex Incorporated - 63811-1000 - Hand Crimp Tool; for use w/Molex Open Barrel Crimp Terminals; 24-14 AWG - Allied Electronics & Automation

These are obviously all from Allied which is where I get mine, but the actual Molex part numbers are in there. Good for rebreather sensors as well obviously

 

[divad]

The plug
Molex Incorporated - 22-01-3037 - KK 254 Series 2.54mm Pitch 3 Way 1 Row Female Straight PCB Housing 2695 - Allied Electronics & Automation
The contacts *don't get the cheaper ones of these, we are measuring millivolts, so you don't want any resistance at all
70091127 at Allied Electronics & Automation, Inc
the crimp tool. Certain other crimp tools work as well
Molex Incorporated - 63811-1000 - Hand Crimp Tool; for use w/Molex Open Barrel Crimp Terminals; 24-14 AWG - Allied Electronics & Automation

These are obviously all from Allied which is where I get mine, but the actual Molex part numbers are in there. Good for rebreather sensors as well obviously

I was about to say that....

 

[TravisD]

Resurfacing an old thread... Any of you guys/gals happen to have the parts on-hand and would be interested in making and selling me a couple of leads? Just a couple of wires with the pins crimped on them? The connector on my old OxySpy analyzer is acting flaky and even after de-pinning and cleaning it's not reliable. I don't even need the housing really, just a couple of wires with the pins properly crimped on. I'm all about buying tools, but not sure I want to invest in the crimper for this one

 

[Gone for diving]

Solder the wires instead of crimping

 

[TravisD]

Solder the wires instead of crimping

I could.... I might just use some Dupont wires that I have on-hand that fit the sensor pins.

Edit: The folks at Oxycheq are crimping up a connector pigtail for me and mailing it out shortly. Should be good, and two less points that I need to solder...