Talos T60X spray lance | Centrifugal sprinkler wiring | One replacement adapter cable
The spray-motor adapter cable connects the centrifugal spray-head assembly to the wiring on the T60X spray lance. Also called the centrifugal nozzle adapter cable or centrifugal sprinkler adapter cable, it is the short, branched harness to inspect when a connector at the head is damaged or a spray motor responds intermittently.
✅ Compatibility and identification
The T60X spray-lance parts diagram lists the centrifugal sprinkler adapter cable under YC.XC.XX001204. The Talos Drones product catalog lists its cable under YPC.XPC.XX001204. Use these references to locate the cable in the corresponding catalog. Match the label and connectors on the replacement to your installed harness before ordering.
The photo shows three connector ends, orange sealing bands and an angled plug. Compare the shape and keying of each plug, latch orientation, branch lengths and cable routing. Connector color alone cannot confirm the pin arrangement. For an orchard-kit installation, identify the specific spray position and compare its wiring diagram.
📦 Package contents
1 × spray-motor adapter cable assembly. The branched lead and its attached plugs form one service item. The centrifugal motor, atomizing discs, pump motor and main aircraft harness are ordered separately.
🔧 Component overview and function
The pump delivers liquid to the head. A separate motor at the head spins the atomizing disc. This adapter serves the electrical connections at the lance. That distinction matters when choosing a spare: a head can receive liquid even if its motor connection is damaged, and a securely connected motor can turn even when a liquid line is restricted.
⚠️ When to inspect the cable
| Observation |
What to inspect |
| A plug will not stay seated. |
With the system powered down, inspect the plug latch, keying and mating socket. Identify which side of the connection is damaged before replacing the cable. |
| Response at one head is intermittent. |
Inspect the branch point, the cable where it enters each plug, and the section that passes around the lance for abrasion or pinching. |
| The head receives liquid but its disc does not turn. |
The adapter is one possible fault. Check the disc, motor, mating wiring and controller using the aircraft service procedure before selecting a replacement. |
| The disc turns but little liquid reaches it. |
Inspect the hose, fittings and liquid supply. Changing this electrical lead will not clear a restriction. |
📐 Specifications
| Aircraft application |
Talos T60X sprayer |
| Assembly location |
Centrifugal sprinkler at the spray lance |
| Configuration pictured |
Branched harness with three connector ends |
| Ordering unit |
One cable |
🚜 Field spares and service
Photograph the installed routing and connector positions before removing a damaged lead. Keep a spare with its connector faces protected from dirt and spray residue. During service, follow the aircraft’s shutdown procedure, align each keyed plug and secure the cable along the original route without tension. Follow the manufacturer’s functional check before returning the head to spraying duty.
💬 Common parts questions
Which adapter belongs in a spray-head repair kit?
Select the centrifugal sprinkler adapter shown in the T60X spray-lance diagram. The DB2100 charging adapter serves the battery charging system and has a different purpose.
What should I send for a fitment check?
Send a photo of the legible cable label, close-ups of all connector faces and a photo showing the affected position on the lance. Include any orchard-kit changes. If you require documented OEM parts, request origin confirmation for the specific cable before purchase.
