The new Han-Modular® module clamp now allows the use of individual connector modules within closed electrical operation environments, in other words, indoor rooms, switch cabinets or distribution boxes. The solution comes in the form of cable-to-cable connection or as space-saving installation on carrier rail.
The Han-Modular® series already offers more than 30 single-module connectors for power, signals, data, optical or pneumatic interfaces:
- Power modules for 16A, 40A, 70A and 100A
- Signal modules with up to 25 contacts
- Shielded modules for up to 20 contacts
- Data modules for USB, FireWire, RJ45 or Gigabit Ethernet
- Optical interfaces for POF or glass fiber
- Pneumatic modules for 3, 4 or 6mm tube diameter.
The new module clamp means that modules can be implemented fully pluggable in an IP 20 environment in simple, inexpensive and space-saving manner.
Installation is highly efficient, as the modules can be snapped into the module clamp in a matter of seconds and be removed just as quickly. Removal is either by way of a screwdriver or a removal tool.
If necessary, a cable tie may be used to secure the stranded wires in the slots provided on the strain relief flange. Handling is also extremely easy. Modules can be plugged and unplugged with just one hand in even hard-to-reach areas.
The Han-Modular® series already offers more than 30 single-module connectors for power, signals, data, optical or pneumatic interfaces:
- Power modules for 16A, 40A, 70A and 100A
- Signal modules with up to 25 contacts
- Shielded modules for up to 20 contacts
- Data modules for USB, FireWire, RJ45 or Gigabit Ethernet
- Optical interfaces for POF or glass fiber
- Pneumatic modules for 3, 4 or 6mm tube diameter.
The new module clamp means that modules can be implemented fully pluggable in an IP 20 environment in simple, inexpensive and space-saving manner.
Installation is highly efficient, as the modules can be snapped into the module clamp in a matter of seconds and be removed just as quickly. Removal is either by way of a screwdriver or a removal tool.
If necessary, a cable tie may be used to secure the stranded wires in the slots provided on the strain relief flange. Handling is also extremely easy. Modules can be plugged and unplugged with just one hand in even hard-to-reach areas.
