CONEC has expanded its portfolio of agricultural connectors by overmoulded versions of the
\nATM connector series. <\/p>\n
The ATM connectors are a connector series developed by Amphenol. This series is compatible with the Deutsch-DTM connector series. CONEC assembles and overmouldes ATM valve connectors and thus offers optimum protection against external influences in harsh environments.<\/p>\n
In addition to fields of construction and agricultural machinery as well as automotive engineering, this connector series are frequently used in process automation and control engineering.<\/p>\n
The cable cross section amounts to 0,5 mm\u00b2 at standard parts. Further models are deliverable up to 1,0mm\u00b2 upon request. ATM Connectors are specified for a current load capacity up to 7,5 A.<\/p>\n
The ATM connector series is designed as a cable-to-cable connection. This connector-series locks securely via a latch without using any tools with the mating connector, which has to be pressed to unlock. Hereby results a fast and secure connection, which fulfills the requirement of IP67 degree of protection.<\/p>\n
The overmoulded 2-pole ATM connector is available as female and male version. These are obtainable as open ended cable as well as connecting cable.<\/p>\n
The open end cables with male (ATM06) or female (ATM04) connector can be connected directly to a connector by the customer or to a system of his choice.<\/p>\n
As standard, the versions as open end cable are available in lengths in 2, 5 and 10 m.<\/p>\n
Existing mounting options which can be plugged into the connector housing can also be used with the new overmould.<\/p>\n
The standard connecting cable are also available in 2, 5 and 10 m of length. In addition, the 0.15 m length is also available as a short adapter cable as standard. <\/p>\n
The ATM to ATM connection cables are wired 1:1. For the connecting cable with 5-pos. M12 connector on the B-side, the contact positions 4 + 5 are assigned.<\/p>\n
Other lengths, assignments and cross-sections are available upon request.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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