RJ45 CIRCULARWAT
RJ45 CIRCULAR WATERPROOF CONNECT
WATERPROOF CONNECTORS
WATERPATERPROOF CIRCULAR USB CONNECT WAT
TERPROOF CIRCULAR USB CONNECT
CONNECTORS
For industrial real time Ethernet, these RJ45 circular connectors with a bayonet latching mechanism are based upon the IEC 61076-3-106 standard. Their robust design with IP67 rating ensures reliable protection and easy connection under harsh environmental conditions. The RJ45’s ruggedised housing
dust, dirt or water.
Need a bayonet locking, IP67 rated industrial USB 2.0 connector system? Reliable USB connections in harsh environments ~ or a range of installation sockets, plug sets and protective caps with a metal jacket and M28 thread design? Applications for these connectors include machine tool, automation, automotive, mass transportation and extreme harsh environments.
D UAL LC CIRCULARWAT
DUAL LC CIRCULAR WA FIBRE OPTIC CONNECT
FIBRE OPTIC CONNECTORS
WATERPROOF
WATERPROOF CIRCULAR POWER CONNECT WAT TERPR
ATERPROOF CIRCULAR POWER CONNECTORS
These IP-67 rated connectors allow designers to incorporate data ports in the most challenging harsh environments, such as W iMax, Long T erm Evolution (LTE), and Remote Radio Heads using Fibre to the Antenna (FTT A) connectivity . Ideal for communications, security and surveillance equipment
contamination and moisture in addition to mechanical stability temperature resistance and vibration immunity.
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IP67 bayonet locking circular power connectors which complement the panel cut-outs of the existing RJ45 Ethernet, USB and Fibre Optic Duplex LC data and bus connectors. These
within a single panel footprint and are designed for industrial cable connections where IP67 protection is required. Bayonet locking allows a quick, simple and robust connection in harsh environments. 2 and 3 pole versions are available within the IP67 power bayonet connector series.
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