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Motor connector targets wind power turbines





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Harrisburg, Pa. — Tyco Electronics has introduced the HM.16 motor-mount connector that simplifies the installation and maintenance of wind power turbines.

The connector consists of a cast-aluminum housing that accepts various inserts from the HTS industrial connector family, an interface seal for IP65 protection, and a nickel-plated steel locking lever. The housing is available in several sizes to fit standard motor cutouts so that no motor redesign is required. The mounting footprint can be adjusted to fit the motor's dimensions, up to 140 x 140 mm.

The housings can be ordered in a range of colors to allow unique identification of the motor by function or application such as yaw motor or azimuth motor. Options include the standard powder-coated finish, a corrosion-resistant finish, and a shielded version where additional EMI protection is required.

The HM.16 motor housing is a compact size 6 form factor within the HTS connector family. By using standard HTS inserts, the motor connector allows designers to meet the widest range of application needs, said Tyco Electronics. The full range of inserts include typical high-current/voltage circuits covering 150 A/250 A/5000 V, 1 to 25-position power and control signal inserts, coax and Twinax, and Ethernet.

Typical configurations include:

  • 82 A/690 V (4 pole + ground + 2 signal contacts)
  • 63 A/500 V (6 pole + ground + 17 signal contacts)
  • 40 A/690 V (6 pole + ground + 36 signal contacts)

Tyco Electronics, 1-800-522-6752, www.tycoelectronics.com

 






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