August 16, 2007 -
Available in 10 colors, Rhino-Hide® 49 Series Connectors and Receptacles deliver up to 1,000 Vac or Vdc and up to 1,135 A of continuous power. Male and female contacts feature crimp-style terminations and each contact is sized to cable diameter for secure termination. Housings are made from UV and thermal resistant Santoprene(TM) TPV to maintain color. Accepting cables ranging from 313-777 MCM, connectors are suited for land-based and off-shore oil drilling rigs.
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Leviton Expands Rhino-Hide 49 Series High-Amperage Connectors With More Devices and Colors
Color-Coding Saves Assembly Time, Reduces Wiring Errors and Improves Safety
Little Neck, NY, July 27, 2007 - Leviton Manufacturing has expanded its Rhino-Hide® 49 Series of high-amperage, single-pole connectors to 10 colors, including purple and gray and has added color-coded panel mount receptacle housings. Rhino-Hide Connectors and Receptacles are designed for the demanding environments of land-based and off-shore oil drilling rigs and other high-amperage power generation applications. The new 12-page brochure includes feature/benefit details, specification sheets, an installation overview, and ordering information tables for connectors, receptacles, accessories and replacement parts.
Color-coding devices makes for faster, more accurate assembly and improves site safety. Mating connectors and receptacles by color minimizes errors due to mis-wiring and saves time during assembly and trouble-shooting. The color-coded connector and receptacle housings provide quick visual identification of circuit and phase connections, especially on dusty and dirty land-based oil rigs.
Rhino-Hide® 49 Series connectors and receptacles deliver up to 1,000 Volts AC or DC and up to 1,135 Amps of continuous power. Male and female connector contacts feature crimp-style terminations and each contact is sized for the cable diameter, making the most secure termination. Panel mount receptacles feature bus-bar style terminations and are available with single or double holes. Rhino-Hide devices accept cables ranging from 313 MCM through 777 MCM.
Made from UV and thermal resistant Santoprene(TM) TPV (thermoplastic vulcanizate), Rhino-Hide connector housings maintain color and flexibility longer than traditional neoprene housings, increasing their useable life. The panel mount receptacle's powder-coated housing provides two benefits: a visual indication of phase or circuit and longer life by reducing corrosion.
Rhino-Hide devices mate with other manufacturers' high-amperage, single pole connectors and receptacles for fast, easy change-out, and can be installed on both existing silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCR's) and generator stations or on new construction.
Rhino-Hide connectors and receptacles are "cURus" Recognized Components eligible for sales in Canada and the U.S. and are backed by Leviton's Limited Two-Year Warranty.
For more information, contact Leviton Manufacturing, 59-25 Little Neck Parkway, Little Neck, NY 11362, Phone: 1-800-323-8920, www.leviton.com.
Contacts:
Public Relations:
Pamela Winikoff Corporate Public Relations Manager
USA
Phone: 718-281-6155 Company Information: Name: Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Address: 201 North Service Rd. City: Melville State: NY ZIP: 11747 Country: USA Phone: 800-323-8920 FAX: 800-832-9538 http://www.leviton.com
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