Mencom 1 1/8 in. MIN size III series circular connectors have been redesigned to deliver better connectivity and stability in harsh factory environments. Since MIN style connectors (sometimes referred to as Brad Mini-Change connectors) were introduced in 1968 as a way to quick-connect limit switches and pneumatic valves in the automotive industry, the Mini-Change connectors […]
Mencom Media Converters eliminate fiber connectivity problems in industrial networks with
Mencom offers a wide range of Media Converters from entry-level media converters to smart media converters that support redundant-power and automatic speed negotiation, so the transitions from copper-based networks to fiber-based networks can be smooth and trouble-free. Mencom Media Converters and Smart Media Converters provide reliable solutions to all conversions between Single-mode or Multi-mode fiber […]
Mencom offers Inside-Outlet GFCI power port for panel interface connectors
Mencom’s unique Inside-Outlet (GFDP1) power port features three GFCI-protected receptacles; two outside and one inside the panel to provide a simple solution to comply with NFPA 79, The Control Panel Utility Receptacle Standard. To comply with the standard: All utility receptacles must be GFCI Protected. All External Utility Receptacles must be covered. All covers must […]
Mencom introduces low-profile housings for panel interface connectors
Mencom has introduced new low-profile enclosures for Panel Interface Connectors (PIC). The PIC, also known as programming ports or programming interfaces, provides the ability to communicate with a device inside a cabinet without opening the cabinet door. This helps prevent potential safety hazards (such as Arc Flash) associated with opening an electrical panel. Utilizing a […]
Mencom’s panel interface connector series is UL listed and recognized
Mencom’s Panel interface connector series including new low profile housings, port adapters, and E45V3 connectors have been certified for compliance with both Canadian and U.S. safety requirements by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and the UL Listed mark now appears on the end products. UL is a non-profit organization that has developed more than 1,000 safety standards […]
Mencom launches modular units for multipole rectangular connectors
The Mencom modular insert series (MIXO) was designed to allow different types of connections housed in a single traditional rectangular enclosure. The types of connections range from small signal connectors with low amp and voltage, up to 200-A connectors. Since each insert is designed to fit and lock into a frame that ranges in size […]
Mencom introduces high-density version of SQUICH rectangular inserts
Mencom SQUICH spring terminal rectangular connectors are known for their convenient tool-free solutions that significantly reduce the connection time by using spring terminals with actuator buttons. The cabling time of the SQUICH connector can be 50% quicker than the screw-type connection and 20% quicker than the conventional spring-type connection. The continuous demand for a greater […]
Mencom Corporation offers junction blocks to simplify automation connections
The industrial automation world is constantly searching for ways to increase installation reliability, speed up the installation process, and reduce downtime. Junction blocks often referred to as terminal blocks and distribution blocks provide a simple and effective way of consolidating connections from various types of control systems and sensors that have many I/O points. Mencom Junction […]
Mencom launches T-type Hygienic series of rectangular connectors
When it comes to food & beverage manufacturing and processing, a safe, reliable and high-quality connection is essential to comply with the rigid regulations in the food industry. Since the connectors can come into contact with food products, the material of connectors is an important factor to avoid possible food contamination. Mencom’s T-Type Hygienic rectangular […]
Mencom Introduces New lock designs
Connection failures can be caused by various reasons, such as excess temperature, excess current or voltage, mechanical shock, stress and impact. Sometimes, however, the failure is caused by the careless access of unauthorized or unlicensed personnel to the connectors, which could lead to injuries or downtime. This could cause significant loss in time and money. […]
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