A front mount connector for battery modules that supports high currents of 200A despite its small size, equipped with high safety features.
The plug-type front connection allows for easy expansion and modification of the power capacity of the modular energy storage system. It can rotate 360 degrees in both angled and fitted states, accommodating limited space within the rack. Housing color and mechanical coding are available. The locking lever allows for visual confirmation of the lock. Equipped with finger protection. Complies with UL standards for major batteries.
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■Number of contacts: 1 ■Rated current: 200A ■Rated voltage: 1500V ■Compliance with UL standards related to energy storage systems: ・UL1973 (Large batteries for stationary, vehicle auxiliary power, and light rail applications) ・UL9540 (Energy storage systems and equipment) ・UL4128 (Connectors for electrochemical battery systems) ■Material of hood/housing: Polyamide ■Mounting method: Screw-in type or panel mount type
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Ideal for connecting modular energy storage systems.
Company information
HARTING was founded in 1945 in Espelkamp, Germany. Since then, it has expanded its offices in over 40 countries as a leading company in environmental connectors. Its highly reliable and flexibly customizable products have gained significant support in the industrial sector. HARTING has also established the industry standard for rectangular industrial modular connectors. The environmental benefits of solderless connections and the simple, reliable operability provide significant added value.
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