Hoods and housings for railway connectors
5 October 2016
Interconnection
Enclosures, Racks, Cabinets & Panel Products
Harting has extended its range of Han HPR series hoods and housings, designed for safety-critical applications in harsh and dynamic environments such as railways and rail vehicles.
The Han HPR series offers flexible, robust and secure connectivity, and the latest series are optimised for rail industry requirements. Han 24 HPR EasyCon and Han HPR enlarged housings make use of the proven Han-Modular inserts and are compatible with the whole of the extensive range, including more than 50 high-current, signal and network modules in countless combinations. The packing density of the new series is increased by a full 33% over previous models in the range, and the new frames can handle eight Han-Modular single modules (instead of the previous maximum of six).
The choice of housing will depend on the application. The Han HPR enlarged housing is distinguished by its compact external dimensions. However, for applications calling for ease of assembly, the Han 24 HPR EasyCon housing is first choice, with a two-part housing and abundant cable space. This housing also offers the capability to add additional customer-specified elements for strain relief or cable shield connection.
The new frames can also use the recently announced Han HC Modular 350 earthing contacts, which can help maximise previous investments and provide ease of assembly. Termination techniques available for use are axial screw, crimp and screw termination. Therefore customers can connect the PE contact with the same termination technique used for other contacts.
For more information contact Harting South Africa, +27 (0)11 575 0017, [email protected], www.harting.co.za
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