Interconnection


In-line power connectors

30 January 2019 Interconnection

Hirose has introduced the EF1 series to meet the requirement for smaller yet higher-performing power connectors for industrial applications. The EF1 series consists of a DIN-rail mount type in-line receptacle and plug, and a panel mount type in-line receptacle and plug which both accept high-power crimp contacts with the capacity to handle up to 160 A current rating.

The connector design allows the crimped cable to be inserted into the connector housing in a quick and user-friendly, one-step operation. The crimp contact can be easily terminated to the cable with a standard market commodity JIS C 9711 hand-tool.

The snap-in lock provides a positive tactile sensation to confirm correct mating engagement and secure connection. The unique shape of the internal spring contact and contact points allows the optimum contact force to maintain a highly reliable stable connection.

The housing features four different mating keying styles to prevent incorrect mating when multiple connectors are used. The connectors are available in a red colour to define the plus or minus connection. Suitable applications are power controllers, inverters, storage batteries, medical devices, BTS and robot controllers.

For more information contact Barry Culligan, Otto Marketing, +27 11 791 1033, [email protected], www.otto.co.za



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