Erni has designed its cable assemblies to mate reliably with its popular 2 mm H.M. shroud systems (compatible with IEC-61076-4-101 connector standard). The Ermet shroud system is well suited for rugged applications because of the unique retention system that locks the shrouds tightly after they are full seated.
Ermet shrouds are available with convenient spring-loaded thumb latches that securely retain the cable connectors against the strain of a cable bundle. The self-latching action of the spring-loaded design is particularly convenient in hard-to-reach locations.
They are available in standard types or customer specific applications in 100 Ω parallel pair or 50/75 Ω co-ax shielded cable - length to suit.
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