High-voltage transmission with minimum space requirement
A new high-voltage single module has been added to the Harting Han-Modular industrial connector series, allowing the transmission of extremely high voltages with a minimum space requirement.
A new high-voltage single module has been added to the Harting Han-Modular industrial connector series, allowing the transmission of extremely high voltages with a minimum space requirement.
The new Han HV single module incorporates Teflon material to provide high-voltage insulation, allowing a Han® 24 B connector, for example, to be designed with up to 12 power contacts rated at 16 A and 2500 V. The module can also be combined with signal and pneumatic modules.
The new connector module features a high working voltage of 2500 V, and is based on a space-saving design with two power contacts per module. It uses crimp terminal technology, and can handle conductor cross sections of between 0.14 and 4 mm².
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