July 2004Enclosures, Cabling & Connectors
Infrastructure
Products & Solutions
The easy-to-install M 8-sized round plug connectors from Phoenix Contact enable fast, cost-effective onsite set-up. The three and four-pin snap-in plug connectors are available with snap-in locking in both straight and angled variants. Compared with screw connections, the snap-in technology allows easier handling in narrow spaces: during assembly, the M 8 SI connectors are simply plugged in to connect suitable devices - such as sensors.
The plug connectors are available in the following cable qualities: PUR/PVC grey, PUR/PVC black and PVC fluorescent orange. Based on a minimum order quantity of 25 pieces, cable lengths may be individually specified from 0,2 to 3 m in increments of 0,1 m, and from 3 to 40 m in increments of 0,5 m.
Security works better when it starts with the building
Facilities & Building Management Infrastructure
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Surveillance Products & Solutions
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IS & Ex
Phoenix Contact has extended its Cellulink outdoor cellular router range with new versions approved for Zone 2 potentially explosive areas, featuring end-to-end IECEx and ATEX certification of the complete router, antenna path and antenna system.
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SMART Security Solutions received a 128 GB SanDisk microSD card for the video surveillance market to put to the test. The storage card is designed for edge-recording cameras, dashcams, and more.
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Enclosures, Cabling & Connectors
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Enclosures, Cabling & Connectors
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Read more...Lightweight body-worn camera Axis Communications SA
Surveillance Products & Solutions
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News & Events Infrastructure
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Information Security Products & Solutions
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