TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION TECHNOLOGY


SPACE-SAVING SOLUTIONS


assembly and space-saving solutions are available to all power engineers. Stäubli Electrical Connectors


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has extended the existing CombiTac high voltage solutions portfolio by adding a brand new module for voltage levels up to 2,000V AC and 2,500V DC. The new high-voltage module enables users to quickly and easily


he introduction of the new CombiTac 2.5kV high voltage module means that easy


insert four high-voltage contacts in a space-saving carrier without the use of tools, and therefore reduces assembly time to the minimum. The use of specially formed


Multilam contact technology in the CombiTac high voltage Ø 1.5mm contacts guarantees long-life connector performance (100,000 mating cycles) and the overall solution is resistant to vibrations and shock. The new CombiTac 2.5kV high


voltage module is suitable for testing equipment and high-voltage transfer applications in general industry, rail and A&D. In summary, the product’s


New CombiTac four-pole high voltage module up to 2.5kV


key features include: long-life solution, of up to 100,000 mating cycles; quick assembly enabled by tool-free insertion of pin and socket contacts; and space-saving solution –


Stäubli CombiTac modular connector system


a four-pole carrier width 8mm. In addition to those key features, the solution uses railway-standard compliant material according to EN 45545-2 (HL3 R22 – R22). It boasts resistance to shock and vibrations according to EN 61373 category 1B. Finally, it offers user safety via IP2X protection on the socket front. ●


For more information visit www.combitac.com


Intelligently combined www.bosch-industrial.com


Three good reasons for combined energy systems from Bosch:  Reduced energy costs for higher competitiveness  Cost-saving own power generation and maximum waste heat recovery  Eligible energy management (EN 50001)


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