As electronic devices become increasingly compact, customers are demanding compact power supply connectivity solutions. Most manufacturers tend to prefer the industry-proven M12x1-interface. Escha has now developed a complete M12 portfolio providing reliable power transmission.
All components have been redesigned and meet IP67, IP68 and IP69 requirements, thereby fulfilling UL 2237. With a connection cross-sectional area up to 2,5 mm², the products allow for a large extension of power distribution. A further advantage, especially in the case of DC current distribution, is the slight voltage drop in contrast to the small cross-sectional area.
Two coding types have been developed for M12x1-power transmission:
• Connectors with S-coding type are particularly adapted to alternating current applications (AC applications of up to 12 A/630 V).
• For direct current applications (DC applications of up to 12 A/63 V), connectors with T-coding type are used.
With Power S and Power T, Escha has the right flange for any application, as well as female or male connectors in straight and angled versions.
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