Two-Piece Cable Hoods allow straight and angled cable entry.September 9, 2010 -
Han-Compact® metal hoods with different cable entry directions are suited for all contact inserts of Han-Compact® size. Outer threads are molded onto hood, and half-cable glands that support diverse cable diameters and IRIS spring for shield termination are available. Users can slip hood element including cable gland onto cable during assembly, and hood is closed again and fastened with screws. Ground conductor terminal enables use of various Han® connectors.
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Original Press release
Harting KGaA
Marienwerder Straße 3
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Germany
New Han-Compact® Hoods
Straight and angled cable entry - two-piece structure for highly convenient handling
Han-Compact®
HARTING's new hoods of the Han-Compact® product range have exceeded market requirements. The compact metal hood with different cable entry directions is suitable for all contact inserts of the Han-Compact® size.
The hoods are available with straight and angled cable entries. Variants with surfaces for standard and EMC applications are also available for this product range. The outer threads are moulded onto the hood. With that are also cost-efficient half-cable glands for diverse cable diameters and an IRIS spring for shield termination available for this hood.
Thanks to the two-piece design of the hood, users can slip the hood element including the cable gland onto the cable during assembly. This facilitates fast and with that cost-effective wiring of the contacts. The hood element is then closed again and fastened with the screws.
A separate ground conductor terminal on the hood enables the use of connectors with higher rated voltages and currents. The connectors Han® Q 4/2 with crimp and axial screw termination, the Han® Q 8/0 with crimp and Han-Quick Lock® termination, the Han® Q 17/0 with crimp termination and the Han® Q Data RJ 45 can all be used with the new metal hood.
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