Interconnection


Connectors handle data and power

25 June 2014 Interconnection

In the form of the Han-Yellock 10, Harting has introduced a new, compact connector based on the established Han-Yellock 30 and 60 sizes, with functionalities adapted to meet the requirements of compact units and systems.

Currently with 25 different contact inserts, the range meets all needs from energy supply to data transmission. Consequently, one size can reliably transmit power of up to 40 A/690 V and sensitive data signals such as Ethernet. In addition, multipole varieties with up to 21 contacts are also available, and contact inserts are possible for optical data transmission.

Key features of the system include ease of handling and operation. The locking mechanism integrated in the housing locks both housing halves reliably during the connection process. Unlocking is a similarly intuitive process: a brief push on the activation button is all that is required; the robust stainless steel locking mechanism is deactivated, allowing the connector halves to be separated from each other.

To ensure reliable data transmission, the connectors mitigate electromagnetic interference through the nesting of both housing halves and direct electrical connection between the housing and the adjacent surface. The use of larger diameter sheathed cabling is also addressed by having an M25 cable input.

For more information contact Harting South Africa, +27 (0)11 575 0017, [email protected], www.harting.co.za





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