Electrical distribution > Cables and connectors

ODU-MAC partial-discharge-free high-voltage insert

01 May, 2012

A partial-discharge-free high-voltage insert suitable for voltages up to 6.3 kV has now joined the ODU-MAC series.


ODU ROB robotic connectors

01 May, 2012

The ODU ROB robotic connectors are suitable for the application area of ‘robot technology’, ie, welding robots in the automotive industry.


Submarine communications cable connects vital infrastructure across the Narrows

01 May, 2012

Madison Technologies has been commissioned by MC (QCLNG) JV to provide the backbone communications cable network and associated passive equipment for communications infrastructure, which will run the length of the Narrows Crossing that consists of a 42″ gas pipeline and fibre-optic cable crossing of the marine channel, mangrove creeks and intertidal mudflats between the export header pipeline and the main gas plants on Curtis Island.


ODU Automotive standard HV series compact connectors

01 May, 2012

ODU Automotive has available a standard HV series that features a two-contact position HV system in various designs: box header connector in 90° design; box header connector in 180° design and connector with 180° outgoing cable.


Docking systems - a special kind of connector

29 April, 2012 by Dr Ing Wolfgang Jacobi, ODU

The term ‘docking systems’ might not mean much to most readers. Perhaps they would think of their laptop, which is placed on to a docking station, or they might think of an airplane that docks.


ODU MAC - the jack of all trades

29 April, 2012 by Dr Ing Wolfgang Jacobi

A developer once told me, "I throw out the connectors wherever possible. They take up space, they cost money and they are one of the main causes for device failures." The man was right. But: globally, there are more than 2000 connector manufacturers, there are more than 200 completely different basic series (D-SUB, RJ45, USB, DIN cylindrical connector, etc) and there are individual manufacturers who produce more than 10,000, 50,000 or even 100,000 different models. Then why? Because such a wide variety of connectors is necessary!


For the heart - connectors in medical technology

28 April, 2012 by Dr Ing Wolfgang Jacobi, ODU

The following discussion gives a brief explanation of some of the highlights and features of connectors in medical technology, and also a few examples.


ILME MIXO insert

20 April, 2012

The MIXO insert allows the use of contacts for fibre-optic and contacts for coaxial cables. To protect against electromagnetic interference and for the realisation of galvanic separations on BUS applications of Profinet/ethernet fields, solutions with optical fibres are recommended.


R&M LC Duplex compact fibre-optic connector system

19 April, 2012

The latest generation of LC Duplex compact fibre-optic connector system features integrated laser protection and a lock for the connector. The system is suitable for use in office buildings, residential buildings and highly compact computing centres.


ILME MIXO series modular inserts

11 April, 2012

The MIXO series from ILME has been enhanced with a new insert, suitable for currents up to 100 A and with new CG series crimp contacts featuring several benefits over conventional screw contacts including: more resistant to mechanical stresses; more corrosion resistant and reduced voltage drop.


Bonza stainless steel cable ties

06 March, 2012

DKSH has available Bonza cable ties. The ties are manufactured of grade 316 stainless steel, coated with epoxy resin.


Lumberg Automation shielded railway connectors

17 February, 2012

The Lumberg Automation range of shielded railway connectors are designed for use in trains.


Belden railway-approved data cable

16 February, 2012

Belden has added a railway-approved, high-performance gigabit ethernet (GbE) data cable to its range of cables, connectors, switches, routers and firewalls for mission critical railway and mass transit applications.


Lumberg Automation M12 receptacle connectors

16 February, 2012

Belden’s Lumberg Automation product range has been extended to include M12 receptacle connectors that can be used to connect control units to ProfiNet/Profibus networks via bus modules as well as to transmit analog data at field level.


JDSU Singlemode OLS OLP-35 light source/power meter

06 February, 2012

Available to rent, the JDSU Singlemode OLS OLP-35 light source and power meter provides standard level testing for any telecom, CATV or military application.


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