Power interface connectors with crimp termination
Harting has introduced new crimp termination versions of its Han(R) Q 2/0 family of high-voltage power interface connectors. The connectors use Harting's proven Han(R) C power contacts in the cross-section range from 1.5 mm2 to 10 mm2 or 16 AWG to 8 AWG.
Harting has introduced new crimp termination versions of its Han(R) Q 2/0?family of high-voltage power interface connectors.??The connectors use Harting's proven Han(R) C power contacts in the?cross-section range from 1.5 mm2 to 10 mm2 or 16 AWG to 8 AWG.
The performance of this range of connectors makes them suited to a wide range of industrial applications including drives and controls, automotive engineering and rail technology. The standard Han(R) Q 2/0 version has a rated voltage of 400 V at a nominal current of 40 A, while the higher-voltage version offers a rated voltage of 830 V to satisfy more demanding applications.
The connector pairs are plug-compatible with the existing axial screw termination models, in spite of the different termination technology. This enables the use of combinations such as a male insert with crimp contacts on the device side and a female insert with axial screw contacts on the cable side.
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