Feed-through Panel Connector measures 7/8 in. size.
June 26, 2009 -
Used with power supply networks, Series 820 threaded-locking feed-through connector connects male and female cable connectors between cabinet and industrial environments. It is available with 5 gold-plated contacts and has rated current of up to 8 A per contact. Each connector is constructed with nickel-plated brass housing and M25x1.5 fixing thread. Unit is IP67-rated protecting from ingress of debris and liquids.
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Original Press release
Binder-USA, LP
3903 Calle Tecate
Camarillo, CA, 93012
USA
7/8" Feed-through Panel Connector
CAMARILLO, CA - Binder-USA is pleased to announce the addition of a 7/8" threaded-locking feed-through connector to the Series 820 product line. The feed-through connector connects male and female cable connectors between the cabinet and industrial environments. The 7/8" connectors are commonly used with power supply networks.
The feed-through connector is available with 5 gold-plated contacts. A rated current of up to 8 A per contact is possible. Each connector is constructed with nickel-plated brass housing and an M25x1.5 fixing thread. When properly mated the connection has an IP67-rating protecting from the ingress of debris and liquids. Binder-USA offers mating field-attachable connectors and cordsets for a complete connecting system.
Binder-USA, LP is a subsidiary of Franz Binder GmbH & Co., a German-based designer and manufacturer of circular connectors and cordsets for use in industrial environments including factory automation, process control, and medical technology applications.
For more information related to Binder-USA's products and services, visit www.binder-usa.com or call 805.437.9925.
Contact Sales
Tel: 805.437.9925
Fax: 805.383.1150
Email: sales@binder-usa.com
Greg Harter
Binder-USA
Tel: 805.437.9925
greg.harter@binder-usa.com
Address:
Binder-USA LP
3903 Calle Tecate
Camarillo, CA 93012
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