Amphenol Canada

Connectors, Cable Assemblies and Accessories for Military, Aerospace, Industrial and Medical

Amphenol Canada is a leading manufacturer of rack & panel, micro, filter and high-speed contact connectors, plus cable assemblies, for military, aerospace, industrial and medical markets. Active Electronics stocks and supports the Amphenol Canada range as an authorised distributor.

Why Source Amphenol Canada Through Active Electronics

We give engineers a single, authorised source for Amphenol Canada’s rack & panel and micro connector families, with design support to help you select the right standard – from ARINC600 to space-grade Z Series. As an Amphenol Authorised Distributor, we back every order with full pedigree documentation and a proven delivery record.

Challenges We Help You Solve
If any of this sounds familiar, we can help:
  • Density constraints when specifying rack & panel connectors for avionics bays
  • Needing space-qualified micro connectors with proven flight heritage
  • Filtered connector requirements for EMI-sensitive industrial or medical equipment
  • Managing multiple connector standards (ARINC, Micro-D, MIL-DTL) across one programme
What You Can Expect
Working with Active Electronics on Amphenol Canada product means:
  • Reliable, high-density rack & panel connectivity to ARINC and MIL standards
  • Space-grade micro connectors with a proven track record
  • Filtered connector solutions for EMI-critical applications
  • One partner across rack & panel, micro, filter and cable assembly needs
Product Range
Rack & Panel Connectors
Micro Connectors
Filter Connectors
High Speed Contacts
Cable Assemblies

Whether you’re looking for rectangular connectors, rack and panel connectors, high density PCB and board level connectors, D-Sub and micro connectors, or connector contacts for signal and power applications, Active Electronics can help.

Standards & series codes covered on this page: M24308, MIL-DTL-24308.

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