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ROLEC’s Tough New inoBOX Stainless Steel Enclosures
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OLEC has launched inoBOX a tough new range of stainless steel electronic enclosures for challenging
industrial environments including marine and offshore, dairy and food manufacturing. It is rated IP 66 and NEMA 4X for ingress protection and IK08 EN 62262 for impact resistance. These smart, modern enclosures can be mounted either
through the base or with external brackets. There are spacers in the base to accommodate circuit boards, supporting rails or mounting plates. Inside the lid is an M5 earthing bolt. The inoBOX range comprises 14 sizes (100 x 100 x 90 mm
to 400 x 300 x 120 mm) in two grades of 1.2 mm thick polished stainless steel: 1.4301/A2 (AISI 304) and 1.4404/A4 (AISI 316). Options and accessories include external mounting brackets, mounting plates, cross rails and supporting rails for series terminals. ROLEC’s in-house laser processing centre can supply the
inoBOX housings complete with holes and cutouts to customer specifications.
ROLEC Enclosures 01489 583858
www.rolec-enclosures.co.uk
Smiths Interconnect
he conga-TS370 based on Intel’s Core i3-8100H processor platform is a price-breaking Computer-on-Module for the
entry-level of high-end embedded computing. The high- performance platform convinces with its optimized cost and performance-per-watt quad-core processor as well as support for low-power high-bandwidth DDR4 RAM. Its fast 16 PCIe Gen 3.0 lanes make it a perfect candidate for all the new artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning applications requiring multiple GPUs for massive parallel processing. The optimized Intel HD graphics UHD 630 provides additional TDP headroom for even more GPGPU performance or 4k UHD graphics. All this makes the conga-TS370 the performance- per-watt champion for price sensitive high-performance applications ranging from from all the manifold connected embedded, industrial, and IoT applications up to the brand new AI-systems. Furthermore it comes on demand with sophisticated passive or active cooling solutions from a single source for simplified use.
Congatec +49-991-2700-0
www.congatec.com
Smiths Interconnect expands its high-speed rugged D- Sub connector Series for Space and Mil/Aero applications
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miths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components, subsystems, microwave and radio frequency products, announced
the introduction of the innovative split pair quadrax contact technology to its rugged D-Sub connector Series. The split pair quadrax is the next generation contact that provides robust high-
speed performance compatible with existing qualified rugged D-Sub connectors. The new extended range meets the high-speed application requirements of the
Space and Mil/Aero markets. These demands include the ability to reliably transmit and receive 10 Gbps and beyond with a stable characteristic impedance of 100 Ω and compliance to all MIL-STD-202 requirements for shock and vibration. “Smiths Interconnect’s rugged, reliable and high-performance solution is ideal for
applications requiring high speed data transfer under extreme environmental exposure.” said Paul Harris, VP Sales and Marketing.
020 7004 1600
Hongfa Cube Relays from distributor Switchtec offer excellent price to performance ratio
in white goods & industrial applications. The humble cube relay remains popular due to its robust construction & simple design and along with its interchangeability, it offers an excellent price to performance ratio in the range of 6 to 16 Amp PCB relay. Hongfa has invested heavily in the manufacture of the Cube relay
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which is in contrast to other manufacturers some of which have reduced capacity whilst others have withdrawn from manufacturing this style of
relay completely. Today Hongfa produce more Cube relays than ever and are by far the largest manufacture of cube relays producing more than 300 million annually. As with all Hongfa products, their Cube Relay range carries approvals from internationally recognised approval
bodies including cULus, CQC, TUV & VDE. Switchtec
01785 818600
solution for housing control equipment in the home and office. They are available in three size variants in both black
Evatron Wall Mounted Enclosures S
tylish designs for clean modern environments, this range of wall mounted enclosures are a discreet
and white ABS UL94 HB material. The top of the enclosure is made up of three parts, two
side clips which secure the enclosure and one main panel which is ideal for mounting control equipment, membranes and screens. Internally there are mounts available for PCB and in
addition, predefined wall mounting points in each corner of the case. All our Wall Mounted Enclosures can be customised to your exact requirements including RFI shielding, machining
and silk screening. Call now to find out more or click the ‘online chat’ icon on our website. Evatron
01908 325100
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/ELECTRONICS
www.evatron.com
www.switchtec.com
Custom-assembled level sensors with guided microwave
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GE offers to configure level controllers with guided microwave according to customer specifications. Based
on its proven standard level gauge, the German manufacturer is able to adapt the sensors to suit various tank geometries, mounting conditions, or demanding media in no time. Options include angled probes that can be mounted on the side of tanks. EGE employs special materials such as Hastelloy or titanium to manufacture probes for use in aggressive media. EGE also specifically adapts the sensors to dielectric constants and to the temperature ranges of the liquid to be measured to ensure precise results in challenging media and cramped installation conditions.
EGE
info@ege-elektronik.com
www.ege-elektronik.com
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vailable from specialist distributor Switchtec, are a range of cube relays manufactured by Hongfa, which are a proven industry standard
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