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Page 83 300W DC/DC Converters from Green Watt Power
SANTA MONICA, CA — Green Watt Power, a division of Powerland Technology, has intro- duced EVD 300W DC/DC convert- ers as extensions of the successful Marble™ series. The fully encap- sulated, IP67 class ruggedized
DC/DC converters are designed for electric vehicle applications having two DC input ranges cov- ering 30 to 130V, with output voltages for 12 and 24V batteries used to power auxiliary EV func- tions such as lights, instruments,
binder Introduces Cable Connector Protective Caps
CAMARILLO, CA — binder has added protective caps for the cable connectors to its NCC (Not Connected Closed) 670- and 770-
reduces the environmental pro- tection for the period of work. Protective caps for binder’s 670- and 770-series cable connectors reliably protect the components against any ingress of dust and liquids when unmated. The requirements of protection degree IP67 are thereby met. With the 670 and 770 series,
Protective caps for cable connectors.
series portfolio. Their task is to prevent the ingress of particles and humidity when the interface is disconnected. The protective caps are equipped with holding straps that can be easily attached to the cable connectors. If a connection has to be
released during use, such as for inspection or maintenance, this
binder offers compact and highly versatile five-pin and eight-pin connectors featuring bayonet locking. They are designed for demanding environmental condi- tions that require the interface to be protected according to IP67. Typical applications can be found in test equipment, metrol- ogy and lighting as well as in sig- nage and other devices that need
to be washable. Contact: binder USA, 3903
Calle Tecate, Camarillo, CA 93012 % 805-437-9925 E-mail:
sales@binder-usa.com Web:
www.binder-usa.com
and accessories. In addition, unlike most
DC/DC converters in the EV mar- ket, the Marble series has a con- stant current function, so it can connect directly to a battery load. Additional features include enable/remote on/off, superior low
battery conservation with a quies- cent current draw of less than 30 µA and IP67 ingress protection. The EVD300 Marble series
is fully input-to-output isolated and protected by input under voltage lockout, reverse polarity, over voltage, short circuit and over temperature protection. Two options are offered for con- necting the DC/DC converter, either via flying leads or via
standard Molex connector. Contact: GWP-Powerland
300W DC/DC converters.
Technology, Inc., 401 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1200, Santa Monica, CA 424-252-4750 E-mail:
sales@greenwattpower.com Web:
www.greenwattpower.com
Weidmuller Unveils Cut, Strip and Crimp Tool
RICHMOND, VA — Weidmuller USA has unveiled the new stri- pax® plus tool that can cut, strip and crimp single wires in the cross-section range from AWG 20 to 14 (0.5 to 25 mm2). The multifunctional stripax
plus is an all-in-one solution. The wire-end ferrules are stored in a magazine in the tool’s handle and are automatically transported to the crimping die. Adjust ments to different cross-sections are made automatic — no manual adjust
required. Features include: univer- sal crimping die of AWG 20 to 14; self-adjusting stripping unit; adjustable stripping length via the end stop; automatic ferrule trans- portation; ferrule storage inside the handle; special designed wire-end
ferrules with 50 pcs in a line Contact: Weidmuller, 821
Southlake Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23326 % 804-677-2812 E-mail:
caroline.march-long@weid-
mueller.com Web:
www.weidmuller.com
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