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Industrial Pin and Receptacle Terminals From ETCO
BRADENTON, FL — A wide variety of standard and custom pins and receptacles for auto- mated manufacturers of indus- trial lighting and power distribu- tion products are being intro- duced by ETCO Incorporated. ETCO pins and receptacles
are manufactured from brass and tinned brass, or other metals and are supplied in strip form on reels for manufacturers of indus- trial lighting products using automated attachment equip- ment. Designed for 12 to 16 Ga wire, they feature an open barrel “F” crimp which surrounds the wire without crushing it; assur- ing a high-integrity connection. Available from stock for
immediate delivery for a wide range of popular lighting applica- tions, ETCO Pins come in stan- dard diameters ranging from
Industrial lighting and power pins and receptacles.
0.062 to 0.187 in. dia. and the receptacles correspond in terms of
diameter measurement. Contact: ETCO Corp., 3004
62nd Avenue East, Bradenton, FL 34203 % 941-756-8426 E-mail:
info@etco.com Web:
www.etco.com
See at The Battery Show, Booth 2126
Pickering Intros Multi-Cell Battery Simulators
See at The Battery Show, Booth 2331
CHELMSFORD, MA — Picker - ing’s battery simulators are ideal for Electric Vehicle (EV) battery stack emulation in Battery Management Systems (BMS) test applications. The modules occupy a single PXI slot, and enable direct voltage and current readback either programmatical- ly or using Pickering’s soft panel control. Each cell simulator is highly accurate, specified at ±5 mV from 1 to 7V. The module range features
up to six battery cell simulators in a single slot module. Each simulator can sink or source cur- rent. With an isolation specifica- tion of 750V, users can build a BMS test system that supports up to 90 cells of battery simula- tion, all contained within a sin- gle PXI or PXIe chassis. The modules can be combined
with any of Pickering’s other PXI switch and simulation modules
such as its high voltage switching, fault insertion, thermocouple sim- ulation and RTD simulation. They can also be combined with other vendors’ PXI modules such as a CANbus interface to create a fully flexible BMS test system.
Battery simulator module. Contact: Pickering Inter -
faces, Inc., 221 Chelmsford E-mail:
Street, Chelmsford, MA 01824 % 781-897-1710
ussales@pickeringtest.com Web:
www.pickeringtest.com
See at The Battery Show, Booth 1822
Phoenix Contact: Connectors for energy storage
See at The Battery Show, Booth 2838
HARRISBURG, PA — New bat- tery pole and busbar connectors make it safer for workers to install energy storage systems (ESS). Both types of connectors from Phoenix Contact are touch- proof and pluggable, with ratings up to 1,500 VDC and 350A. While most of today’s ESS do not require 1,500V capability, these high-voltage connectors will meet future demands. ESS designers can use the connectors in tandem or separately based on the specific application require- ments. The battery pole connec- tors are installed on the front of
battery modules, while the bat- tery busbar connectors are installed on the back. The battery pole connectors
rotate 360 degrees, so they can accommodate the best angle to arrange heavy cabling. The bus- bar connectors have a drawer- style, slide-in connection, elimi-
nating the need for field wiring. Contact: Phoenix Contact,
P.O. Box 4100, Harrisburg, PA 17111 % 717-944-1300 E-mail:
info@phoenixcon.com Web:
www.phoenixcontact.com
See at The Battery Show, Booth 1316
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