
Orderly grip. A lock you can feel.
The blue operating cap and the black rear cable-gland cap serve different locking tasks. The panel fixing nut is verified separately for each structure.
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Every light, connected in place.

Series structure display; pin count and mounting form follow the selected configuration. 14
M19 · design intent
Starting from the connection needs of lighting equipment, M19 offers three mating structures: threaded, quick-lock and push-lock. Power input, lamp output and dimming control: identify the circuits first, then choose the right pin combination.
Data comes from the supplementary catalog pages in this round; ratings apply separately to different pin counts, mounts, and structures. See the technical specifications below for full configurations. 4

LLT · Environmental protection
Luminaires face moisture and rain over the long term; the interface must not become the weak point. Lighting power and control signals stay reliably connected, each within its own sealed path.
Protection applies only after correct mating, locking, and cable sealing are complete. The imagery is an environmental illustration, not footage of actual testing. Applicable conditions ↗
DESIGNED TO CONNECT
Gloss black housing with blue push-lock operating cap.
Feel and structure, each with its role.

The blue operating cap and the black rear cable-gland cap serve different locking tasks. The panel fixing nut is verified separately for each structure.

Example of a 3-contact female-contact source assembly. When selecting, verify appearance, pin layout and full part number separately; do not infer mating compatibility from appearance alone.
Connection method
The mating structure determines the locking method; the mounting form determines how the interface lands on the device. Select the two separately, and review appearance and configuration together.

The push-lock mechanism locks after insertion. For removal, release according to the corresponding structure; avoid pulling the cable directly.
The threaded cap is black; the push-lock cap is LLT blue. The specific structure applies by model.View the corresponding configuration
See the assembly path outside the panel, and the locking space inside.
Push-lock · male contacts · structural appearance referenceSelect this mounting style
Arrange interfaces inside the equipment, reserving termination and tool space in advance.
Push-lock · male contacts · catalog photoSelect this mounting style
Mounting face, hole positions and seals, verified together with the enclosure.
Push-lock · female contacts · structural appearance referenceSelect this mounting style
Connect two harness sections, leaving room for mating travel and bend radius.
Push-lock · female contacts · structural appearance referenceSelect this mounting styleAppearance photos identify the mounting and coupling structure. Male contacts, female contacts and housing forms are labeled separately; for exact contact positions, see the mating face drawing of the selected model. When the device side uses female contacts, also verify the power supply direction and unmated protection.
Every mounting, clearly seen.
Select mounting and contacts first, then take a closer look at the mating face, wiring back end, and catalog dimensional drawings. The appearance of the same structure can be shared; contact count and pin positions are verified independently.

STRUCTURE, IN FOCUS
Appearance, mating face and mounting dimensions are verified separately, so every fit is traceable.
Mating-side mounting structure reference from the original model; the example pin count and pin positions are checked separately from the selected part number.
Select the matching configuration ›No matching appearance for the current filter combination; adjust the mounting or contact conditions.

M19 · design close-up
A grow light may require power supply, zone dimming and multi-channel control at the same time. Mixed pin counts consolidate the circuits in one interface; the wiring order is still determined by the fixture's electrical design.
A hybrid pin count does not automatically correspond to a protocol, spectrum channel, or wiring order; this must be confirmed by the luminaire's electrical design.
Another angle
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PIN LAYOUT
Appearances may be similar; the mating face must be right. Contact count, contact size and pin/socket orientation are verified in one place.
2 pinsCatalog layout reference
3 pinsCatalog layout reference
4 contactsCatalog layout reference
5 contactsCatalog layout reference
5 contactsCatalog layout reference
6 contactsCatalog layout reference
6 contactsCatalog layout reference
7 contactsCatalog layout reference
8 contactsCatalog layout reference
9 contactsCatalog layout reference
10 pinsCatalog layout reference
11 pinsCatalog layout reference
12 pinsCatalog layout reference
13 pinsCatalog layout reference
14 pinsCatalog layout reference
18 pinsCatalog layout reference
19 pinsCatalog layout reference
2+4 pinsCatalog layout reference
2+5 pinsCatalog layout reference
3+4 contactsCatalog layout reference
3+5 contactsCatalog layout referenceThe catalog face view is for identifying contact layout; where male/female and viewing direction are not marked, it does not replace the wiring diagram of the corresponding model. Click a pin count with a complete record to switch the configuration below.
View by pin count, mating structure and contact grouping from the original documentation. Pin positions are not mirrored or rearranged; different original drawing variants are retained separately. Viewing direction, pin number functions and complete ordering numbers are confirmed per the final drawing.
Technical specifications
Start with mounting and contacts, confirm the part number, then review the corresponding electrical and wiring parameters.
After selecting a configuration, the corresponding mounting form and face view are shown.
Ratings and dimensions are confirmed per the selected model. Overall dimensions do not include device-side mating, cable bend, or tool space.
Back to device
Start from the connection position in the equipment to reduce selection errors based only on pin count and appearance.
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