Panel feed-throughs
New panel feed-throughs with transmission rates up to 1/10 Gbit/s Ethernet have been introduced for use with the Harting Han PushPull Profinet variant. The Han(R) PushPull (variant 14 according to IEC 61076-3-117) is the standardised connector for industrial Profinet cabling with IP65/67 protection.
New panel feed-throughs with transmission rates up to 1/10 Gbit/s Ethernet have been introduced for use with the Harting Han PushPull Profinet variant. ??The Han(R) PushPull (variant 14 according to IEC 61076-3-117) is the standardised connector for industrial Profinet cabling with IP65/67 protection.
There are now two new panel feed-throughs available in robust metal housings for transmission rates up to 1/10 Gbit/s Ethernet, Category 6, Class EA. The panel feed-throughs for round and rectangular cut-outs allow swift and simple installation in devices and switch cabinets, as well as retrofitting of existing housings with a Profinet interface with IP 65/67 protection. The female inserts are executed with 360° shielding in order to increase the electromagnetic compatibility and the transmission path’s immunity to interference. In order to allow users to make independent decisions on the system’s grounding concept, the RJ45 female inserts snap into the metal panel feed-throughs to provide electrical isolation. This ensures that the RJ45 shielding potential and the housing ground are not accidentally connected.
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