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www.us-tech.com Distribution Conecsus Consolidates U.S. Territories
Terrell, TX — Conecsus, LLC, has consolidated its U.S. sales territories with ELECTRI-REP and West Tech Automation. ELECTRI-REP, Inc., headquar- tered in Overland Park, Kansas, covers the states of Kansas, Missouri, Nebras- ka, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin with sales personnel located in Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago. With a combined selling experience over 60 years, its line card includes equipment and supplies for the electronics industry. West Tech Automation, based in Denver, Colorado, now represents Conecsus in Colorado, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming. West Tech Automation is focused on high-tech and industrial accounts in the Rocky Mountain region, and represents high-
quality product lines that include ASG, Excelta, ACL Staticide, and others. Contact: Conecsus LLC, 106 Tejas Drive, Terrell, TX 75160 %855-846-5323 fax: 972-551-5901 E-mail:
info@conecsusllc.com Web:
www.conecsusllc.com
MC Assembly Teams with KT Technical
Melbourne, FL — MC Assembly has partnered with KT Technical Sales, Inc., a vertical market representative, to expand its sales presence in the Southwest U.S. KT Technical Sales will now offer MC Assembly services to OEM customers. The partnership will introduce MC Assembly capabilities that can support high- volume electronics manufacturing to the region. At the same time, working with MC Assembly expands KT’s service offerings to include high-volume services, such as system integration services and box build, opening the door for both com- panies to grow new business. KT Technical Sales first worked with MC Assem- bly in 2009 as a supplier. At the time, MC Assembly used some of the company’s
cables in box builds for medical screening machines. Contact: MC Assembly, 425 North Drive, Melbourne, FL 32934 % 321-253-0541 Web:
www.mcati.com
New Yorker Releases Panel Mount
LED Assemblies Northvale, NJ — New Yorker Electronics is now offering the new 14 mm (0.6 in.) Mount CL series panel LED, from Wilbrecht LEDCO, for industrial and outdoor applications. The CL series incorporates a 10 mm (0.4 in.) LED avail- able in red, green, yellow, blue, and bicolor options. Factory prewired with in- ternal resistors, the indicators can be configured for voltages up to 60 VDC or 120/240 VAC. The M14-size metal housing is designed for panel thicknesses up to 10 mm (0.4 in.) and is resistant to shock and vibration. Filled with epoxy and equipped with a watertight front sealing gasket, the indicator offers IP67
front and back sealing for outdoor use. Contact: New Yorker Electronics Co., Inc., 209 Industrial Parkway,
Northvale, NJ 07647 % 201-750-1171 fax: 201-750-1174 E-mail:
sales@newyorkerelectronics.com Web:
www.newyorkerelectronics.com
Mouser Offers OMRON Sensor
Mansfield, TX —Mouser Electronics is now stocking the 2JCIE-BL01 environ- ment sensor from OMRON Electronic Components. Designed to detect the surrounding environment, the 2JCIE-BL01 is a compact, battery-operated en- vironmental sensor with seven different sensing capabilities. Developers can use the 2JCIE-BL01 in home remote monitoring, building automation, out- door weather monitoring, and factory environment monitoring. The OMRON 2JCIE-BL01 environment sensor measures and collects data for temperature, humidity, light, ultraviolet (UV) index, barometric pressure, sound, and accel- eration (three-axis). It then transmits data by Bluetooth® low energy (BLE)
technology over a cloud service, accessed through a smartphone app. Contact: Mouser Electronics, Inc., 1000 N Main Street, Mansfield, TX
76063 % 817-804-3888 fax: 817-804-3899 E-mail:
kevin.hess@mouser.com Web:
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RoHS COMPLIANT Assembly-Tech to Represent PDR
Shingle Springs, CA — PDR has partnered with Assembly-Tech, LLC. Ar- mand Karolian, president of Assembly-Tech and his team will cover an expan- sive territory that includes all of New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Is- land, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and the Eastern Canadian provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Ed- ward Island, and Nova Scotia. Assembly-Tech is a manufacturers’ represen- tative firm that specializes in the sales and marketing of leading-edge capital equipment for manufacturers, along with providing fee-based sales channel
development, new product introduction and branding services. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869 Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262 E-mail:
sales@pdrxy.com Web:
www.pdr-rework.com
IoT Sensor Available from Bosch
Palo Alto, CA — Bosch Sensortec is now offering its environmental sensor, BME680, which is designed to provide accurate measurement of indoor air qual- ity, barometric pressure, relative humidity, and ambient air temperature. It is housed in a robust 3 x 3 mm2 (0.005 in.2) package, making it suitable for both mobile and stationary applications. With all four sensors housed in a single pack- age, the BME680 is specifically designed to provide the accurate, detailed real- world data outputs required for many current and future Internet of Things (IoT) applications. These include smart homes, offices and buildings, energy, trans-
portation, HVAC, elderly care and sport/fitness applications. Contact: Bosch Sensortec, 4009 Miranda Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304 % 650-852-2247 Web:
www.bosch-sensortec.com
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