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opticalCON connectors, FIBERFOX is more compact than comparable systems, and resultantly benefits from Neutrik’s ‘strain relief’ design, whereby the connector takes pressure off of the cable when tension is applied to it, improving the the life cycle of the cable.
Visit stand F100 at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics for a live demonstration of the FIBERFOX system in use, and come learn how fibreoptic solutions can make any network easier to deploy.
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Rugged and reliable, Neutrik Group products provide a quality connection for all your datacom needs
Neutrik Group products are used extensively in AV and broadcast industry applications, where signal and power distribution reliability is mission critical. Our wide array of connectivity solutions ensures robust data, analogue signal and power transmission in the harshest application environments. Industry leading design and manufacturing, highest quality materials, and extensive environmental and safety certification are standard; from our longstanding powerCON connectors through to our latest innovation FIBERFOX.
Neutrik FIBEROX connectors are uniquely terminated with simple low cost LC patch connectors. The FIBERFOX briDge chassis connector being the first ever to convert a standardised LC Patch cable into an expanded beam solution.
With a chassis that can be serviced or replaced on-site, using standard LC patch chords. Fibrefox brings the reliability and durability of HMA style connectors, to a simple and user friendly package.
The system’s expanded beam technology and its precision optical alignment imbues it with high immunity to dust, debris, liquids and other contaminations. IP-68 certified, it is water and dust resistant, both mated or unmated, and on-site cleaning is a simple case of having a clean damp cloth to hand. No special tools, or expertise required. With its lightweight full aluminium construction, designed according to the MIL-DTL-83526 standard, exceptional levels of robustness and durability are a given. With the same compact D-series cutout as Neutrik’s common XLR, speakON, and
REED RELAyS NOw hAvE ELECTROSTATIC ShIELDINg AS AN OPTION
A new variant of Pickering Electronics’ high voltage Series 104 SIL/SIP reed relay family has been launched, with optional electrostatic shielding between the switch and the coil to help minimise noise between the coil drive and high voltage circuits. Series 104 reed relays are ideal for such
applications as mixed signal semiconductor testers, renewable technologies such as solar or EV battery testing, transformer or cable testing, or any other automatic test equipment where high voltages are involved. Where mains voltages are switched, for example to control and isolate S.C.R. or triac gates, they are a good choice. Four types of dry switches are available,
capable of standing-off 1.5, 2, 3 and 4kV DC. The 3kV and 4kV versions have an increased clearance between the switch and coil pins to accommodate the higher voltage. Mercury wetted devices are also available for applications where bounce free switching is required, and these are rated at 1500V DC minimum stand-off, 500V DC switching at up to 50W. These miniature devices stack on a 6.35mm pitch,
can feature one or two switches in a single package, and are available in 1 Form A, 2 Form A & 1 Form B configurations with 5 V, 12 V or 24 V coils and optional internal diode.
Pickering Electronics
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