HARTING Industrial Automation Connectors & Cables

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HARTING Industrial Automation Connectors and Cables enable industrial automation machinery to be smaller and more durable without sacrificing functionality. These HARTING connectors and cables help designers maximize manufacturing efficiency by automating tasks previously performed by humans. Highly efficient cables and connectors are needed to equip smarter, faster machinery. HARTING ix Industrial^® connectors enable users to transfer robust amounts of data and increasingly faster speeds without occupying extra space. HARTING hybrid connectors are plug-and-go connectors that power more productivity with reduced downtime.

Features

Maximizes manufacturing efficiency by transferring tasks from humans to machines
More efficient cables and connectors equip smarter, faster machinery
Worry-free connectivity - rugged connectors and cables that stand up to the demands of non-stop use and harsh environments

Collaborative engineering support - simple design and helpful digital tools empower speeding build time and boosting up-time
Design and application flexibility - more utility in less space with smaller, more multi-functional components

Applications

Chip conveyors and filter units
Electrical cabinets
Human machine interfaces (HMI)

Robots
Conveyor systems

Specifications

Data - Next-Gen ix Industrial
- Transfer robust amounts of data and increasingly faster speeds without taking up extra space
- Built with size in mind
- Supports Cat. 6A performance for speeds from 1Gbit/s to 10Gbit/s
- Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities for more functionality in less space
- 70% smaller and 4x faster than the RJ45 connector

Power and signal - HARTING hybrid connectors
- Rugged connectivity solutions for transferring power and signal within all areas of a user's machinery
- Industrial-strength metal housing stands up to vibration, shock, and constant use
- Allows for multiple connection types and sizes within a single connection
- Quick-connect design speeds installation and maintenance timelines vs. hardwiring