Earth ground testers
Fluke has introduced two new Earth Ground Testers to help maintain uptime and lower the risk of electric shock to personnel.
Fluke has introduced two new Earth Ground Testers to help maintain uptime and lower the risk of electric shock to personnel.
HARTING will show new high-temperature connectors and devices with high mating cycles, plus interconnectivity products for smart network infrastructures and smart power systems within the industrial environment.
There is an increasing need for interconnection systems which offer flexibility in design and ease of installation, along with reliability and high availability in use. As a result, there is a growing emphasis on modular systems which can provide scalable interface solutions for all types of power, signal and data connections. Kevin Canham of Harting comments.
HARTING will feature its range of integrated solutions for the smart factory of the future under the broad heading ‘the fourth industrial revolution’.
Harting has introduced an outdoor version of its Han-Yellock industrial connector system, featuring specially selected materials and a surface structure designed to withstand salt mist and industrial exhaust gases as well as ultraviolet radiation.
Ha-VIS Middleware from Harting is a system that offers easy and flexible integration of data from UHF RFID readers into production management systems.
The new Harting Han(R) Q High Density is a rectangular connector for signal contacts which delivers the highest contact density to date in the company’s compact Han(R) 3A size range. It incorporates 21 D-Sub contacts, including one designed as a leading contact.
Harting Technology Group will feature electrical and electronics interconnection solutions, including a number of innovative new products.
Han HC Individual is a new Harting product family for universal contact arrangement options, allowing individually sealed 350A contacts (to protection class IP 66) to be arranged in configurations with up to 10 adjacent connections on one rail.
Harting’s new range of Hall-effect
current sensors are of robust design
and construction making them
suitable for use in harsh conditions.
Designed to sense currents between
200 and 2000A, they provide rapid,
measurem
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