Product category:
Connectors, Terminals, Busbars and Slip Rings
News Release from: Harting | Subject: Han CC protected module
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 27 February 2006
Finger safe module handles 40A at 830V
A connector module that can handle currents of up to 40A at a working voltage of 830V has been added to the Harting Han-Modular range of heavy-duty industrial connectors.
A connector module that can handle currents of up to 40A at a working voltage of 830V has been added to the Harting Han-Modular range of heavy-duty industrial connectors The new Han CC protected module has four finger-safe male and female power contacts, and is designed for crimp connection
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
Mini coaxial connector offers 4GHz performance
The new Mini Coax+ from Harting is a miniature coaxial multi-pole connector designed to provide high-integrity signal transmission between backplanes and daughter boards at frequencies up to 4GHz.
It can be used with cables from 1.5 to 6mm2 cross-section, and is compatible with Harting's Han B and Han-Modular Compact hoods and housings.
The Han-Modular series is a heavy-duty family of connectors that offers a high degree of interconnection design and manufacturing flexibility.
It allows up to 12 modules - which can include power, single, pneumatic or optical connectors - to be mounted in a variety of combinations within a single housing.
The addition of the Han CC protected module means that users of the Han-Modular system now have more than 20 module types to choose from.
The range of modules available now covers currents from 5 to 200A, voltages from 50V to 5kV, pneumatic tubes from 1.6 to 6mm inside diameter, sensitive bus signals and fibre-optic signals in both plastic and glass fibres.
• Harting: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Engineeringtalk email newsletter
• Engineeringtalk Home Page
Search the Pro-Talk network of sites
