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- Brand: nVent
- Industry Focus: Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
nVent Electric plc, a global provider of electrical connection and protection solutions, recently launched the nVent RAYCHEM XL-Trace Edge self-regulating heating cable for commercial pipe freeze and grease waste flow maintenance applications. This commercial-grade freeze protection heat tracing cable can run at the highest published maximum operating and exposure temperatures in North America.
- Brand: TE Connectivity, TTI
- Industry Focus: Data, General Manufacturing
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
TTI, Inc. is now stocking a wide selection of TE Connectivity M12 D-Code to RJ45 Cordset solutions.
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CUI Devices’ Interconnect Group today announced the addition of HDMI connectors to its connectors product portfolio. Available in Type A and mini receptacle or plug versions, CUI Devices’ HDMI connectors all conform to the latest HDMI 2.1 standard. The models offer surface mount, mid mount SMT, or through hole mounting styles with horizontal, vertical, or vertical/right-angle orientations, giving engineers several options for their audio/video design needs.
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- Brand: binder
- Industry Focus: Automotive, General Manufacturing, Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
binder, a major supplier of industrial circular connectors, offers various A-coded M12 connectors as part of its 763 product series, which are equipped with a square flange housing for assembly. A special feature is the positionability of the A-coding, which supports variable cable installation. Industry-standard, standardized M12 round connectors with A-coding according to DIN EN 61076-2-101 are an established part of sensor and actuator technology in typical factory automation and robotics applications.
- Industry Focus: Building Controls, Data, General Manufacturing, Healthcare, Industrial, Mining, Transportation
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
The CONEC connector series with bayonet quick locking system allows safe and quick locking even in areas that are difficult to reach and/or not visible.
- Brand: Phoenix Contact
- Industry Focus: Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
The Phoenix Contact portfolio now includes the new RJ45 patch cables for industrial applications. The RJ45 INDUSTRIAL patch cable series enables data speeds of up to 10 Gbps in accordance with CAT5 and CAT6A and is particularly suitable for Industrial Ethernet and PROFINET environments. The connectors with a uniform look and feel feature high-quality overmolding and a protected locking clip to ensure robustness.
- Brand: Lutze
- Industry Focus: Industrial, Transportation
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
The 90 °C control cables with a PUR jacket for 300 V and 1000 V rated voltage, are new products in the LÜTZE portfolio. Also, the servo motor cables that were optimized for use in Siemens and Bosch-Rexroth systems are also specified for a higher temperature range. The new LÜTZE SUPERFLEX cables have two specific benefits. They not only allow the use of higher-quality materials and a higher power load capacity without changing the cross-section...
- Industry Focus: Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
Introducing IBOCO's Mounting Blocks line. This product is used to fix wire duct to rail. ZP1 mounting inserts are used for fixation and are provided with IBOCO Mounting block. ZP1 can also be bought separately if needed for other application. IBOCO currently provides Dinblock only for mounting rails OMEGA 3 type. This product has been specifically designed to connect wire duct to rail thanks to ZP1 mounting inserts.
- Brand: HARTING
- Industry Focus: Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
Digitalisation is advancing uniformly networked corporate processes in development, production and sales. Presenting appropriate and expedient infrastructure solutions for easy access to the IIoT, HARTING is factoring in the current trends and developments shaping the industrial transformation. Connector innovations such as the RJ Industrial MultiFeature, preLink RJ45 as well as the T1 Industrial interface for Single Pair Ethernet according to IEC 63171-6 in M12 and M8 housings are playing a special role.
- Brand: Phoenix Contact
- Industry Focus: Industrial
- Product Type: Connctors/Cables/Terminal Blocks
Phoenix Contact is extending its range of reflow-solder-capable PCB terminal blocks (MSL1) to include the 2.5 mm² cross-section. The new PCB terminal blocks made of heat-resistant plastic are designed for currents up to 32 A and voltages up to 400 V, and are suitable for connecting ferrules up to 2.5 mm² and both rigid and flexible conductors up to 4 mm².
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Beckhoff: C60xx Ultra-Compact Industrial PCs
Extremely space-saving and flexible
The C60xx series of scalable ultra-compact Industrial PCs combines maximum computing power in what is currently the most compact format with a wide range of options for installation in the control cabinet. It is ideally suited for control, visualization and communication, for example into the cloud.
The latest Intel processors − in three different performance classes, from the Intel Atom with one core to the Intel Core i7 with eight cores – offer maximum scalability and power density with an optimal price-performance ratio.
Performance classes and application areas
The C601x series offers Intel Atom computing power for a wide range of automation and visualization tasks. Due to their impressive computing power in relation to their size, the PCs are mainly suited for use in Industrie 4.0 applications, for example as an IoT gateway.
The C603x series unites high-performance Intel Core-i processors with extremely compact housing dimensions. The processors from the 65 W class have only been used in the much larger ATX-based Industrial PCs up to now. The devices thus represent a new dimension in terms of power density. They are suitable above all for particularly complex automation and visualization tasks, but also for a wide range of other applications in the field of image processing, the handling of large volumes of data and in the IoT environment.
The C602x series is the link between the C601x and the C603x, and the fanless integration of Intel Core-i-U processors of the 15 W class opens up new application areas and options.
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5 Mechanical & Electrical Problems A Maintenance System Can “See” That You Can’t (But Need To)
Building systems, such as HVAC, consist of thousands of components that work together to keep occupants comfortable and safe. Preventative maintenance helps ensure all these pieces stay in good condition, through inspecting and checking for worn parts.
However, inspections can’t find every issue. Even with a detailed maintenance program in place, you may not uncover some problems until it’s too late. The solution? Using a building maintenance system to reveal hidden issues.
Here are five problems that a maintenance system can “see” that you can’t.
1. Dampers Not Opening/Closing All The Way
When dampers fail to open or close completely, it affects their operation but doesn’t necessarily cause a system malfunction. Unless you’re specifically checking dampers, you won’t find this problem without the help of a building automation maintenance system.
A maintenance system tracks conditions over time to look back at past readings—if they begin deviating from expected values it indicates a potential issue. For example, if normal operations require dampers to be 30% open and they’ve been trending closer to 50% to reach the same conditions, you know something’s off. Problematic dampers left unfixed will increase energy costs and eventually cause equipment damage.
2. Sensor Drift
Sensor accuracy shifts as time goes by, and readings become less and less reliable. Simply looking at a sensor won’t reveal that it needs recalibration because sensor drift happens slowly over time.
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