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Product category: Connectors, Terminals, Busbars and Slip Rings
News Release from: Harwin | Subject: Hot Shoe connector
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 11 December 2006

Harwin launches new Hot Shoe connector
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Harwin has launched standard 8, 12 and 16 way versions of its rugged Hot Shoe connector technology which enables rapid and simple connection

The new connector tolerates mating misalignment and resists dust, water, and chemical ingress Hot Shoe connectors employ spring loaded contacts, which maintain a positive contact force against the mating half of the connector, ensuring reliable connection even under the most demanding conditions

Fabricated using highly durable plastics, the connectors can be polarised eliminating the possibility of mismatching.

Hot Shoe connectors are robust, ensuring continued reliability throughout a product's entire lifecycle, whether on the combat arena or in less harsh environments.

New standard Hot Shoe connectors are also suitable for use in portable equipment where separate battery modules are used, for data transfer docking stations, and for battery charging and data communications equipment.

Other applications include thermal imaging cameras, in-vehicle detachable equipment, and hand held scanners.

Previously, Hot Shoe technology connectors have only been available as custom designs, and the 8, 12 and 16 way versions that are now being launched as standard products are based on designs that have proved most popular in the past.

However, as Harwin retains in-house manufacturing capabilities ranging from initial design consultation to full production, the company is happy to work together with customers on full custom Hot Shoe connector designs.

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