The integration of control signals and power into a single connector significantly reduces maintenance costs and down-time whilst increasing operator safety. Rather than disconnecting individual connectors for the power and for signaling and control functions, the operator can quickly and easily disconnect a single connector. This ensures that the machine is completely isolated and eliminates the risk of the operator disconnecting only one of the two individual connectors.
| Marachel will be showcasing the PNC series, and other connectors, on Stand C32, at IWEX 2011, NEC Birmingham, from 24-26 May. |
The PN plug is also available in a multicontact version with a different design: PN 7C connectors integrate up to 7 contacts, rated for currents of 25A per contact; whilst the PN 12C connectors offer up to 12 contacts, rated from 5 to 10A per contact. The connector housings are manufactured in a choice of glass reinforced polyester (GRP), which is rated for voltages up to 500 V a.c. and shocks to IK08; or in corrosion-resistant metal casings rated up to 415V a.c. and shocks to IK09. Both casings operate over temperatures from -40 °C to +60 °C. With a choice of wall-mounted socket configurations and a range of accessories, PNC connectors provide engineers with the flexibility to ensure quick installation and easy access in each location.
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