By: Steve Bush October 26, 2021
Amphenol's Conec series M8x1 D-coded circular connectors are optimized for industrial automation applications.
"These connectors provide engineers with all the attributes required to meet the ISO11801 Class D standard, and can achieve fast Ethernet signal transmission up to 100Mbit/s," said RS Components, which has parts.
They have contact pins with a diameter of 0.8 mm, rated current up to 4A at 40°C, can work at 50Vac and 60Vdc, and have a waterproof rating of IP67.
It can be connected on site, and the connector includes axial female and male variants, with optional screw connection (female) or crimp connection (female and male).
Available in 3, 4, 5 and 8-pin versions with through-hole or surface PCB mounting. Provide front or back fly lead and chassis mounting options, as well as shielding.
Can foresee Ethernet-based communication applications, including industrial interfaces for controls, sensors, cameras, and robots.
Marked as: Amphenol Connector Ethernet Industrial RS Components
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