Identifying correct Lemo connector part numbers for camera power cables and connector assembly methods

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2011Steadi-Newbies forum

15 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The part number FGG.2B.306.CLAD82 is the correct Lemo connector for RED power cables.
Soldering connections is preferable to crimping for Lemo connectors as it provides better reliability.
Lemo part numbers are typically stamped into the connector shell, allowing identification from the physical component.
Lemo publishes detailed catalogs that explain their part numbering nomenclature and help with component identification.
The Lemo part numbering system uses a complex coding scheme that is explained in their official catalogs.

The discussion does not confirm the correct part numbers for the 3-pin sled connectors mentioned.
The exact details of the Lemo naming convention are described as difficult to understand and unintuitive.
Suppliers mentioned are specific to certain regions and availability may vary.