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Higher cable cross-sections available in HARTING’s compact Han-Eco size

September 19, 2017 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

Harting-pr-561_Han-Eco-hood-connectorThe Han-Eco series has two new members. Two new hoods in sizes 6 B and 10 B with M40 cable entry enable the user to take advantage of larger cable cross-sections and more cabling space while maintaining compact size. The customer can thus transfer more power in the same installation space.

Power transmission in particular requires large cable cross-sections. At the same time, there is often a requirement that the interface in the available space be compact. The two new Han-Eco hoods offer the optimal solution. In a small space, up to four modules from the Han-Modular series can be accommodated compactly. The M40 cable entry provides enough space for appropriate cabling, even in the high-current range.

The Han-Eco 10 B enlarged hood offers significantly more cabling space than the standard type. The lengthened hood can meet even demanding cabling requirements in its interior. Cumbersome solutions with adapters and/or extensions can be avoided. Ultimately, this saves the user time and money.

In addition, the main advantages of the Han-Eco series have been retained: the light plastic connectors are extremely easy to install, corrosion-resistant and offer the customer flexible assembly possibilities. The integrated frame as well as an optionally enclosed cable gland reduce the number of items that need to be used.

HARTING Technology Group
www.HARTING.com

Filed Under: DW sync, Products Tagged With: harting

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