Interconnection


Power and signal PCB connector

13 June 2012 Interconnection

The addition of the PCB connector expands the connector family’s capability to include PCB-to-wire and wire-to-wire applications.

The patented dual-pole SBS75xPR right-angle connector provides two power contacts rated 105 A and four auxiliary power contacts for applications requiring signal or low-power capability up to 20 A. The male signal contacts on the wire side are available in four lengths when sequencing is required and provide a last mate/first break connection in relation to the power contacts.

The mating interface is touch-safe, providing protection to the user by eliminating finger contact with live circuits. This feature is required by UL for use in DC systems over 30 V where the shock can be health threatening.

For more information contact Edwin Brown, Vepac Electronics, +27 (0)11 609 7122, [email protected], www.vepac.co.za



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