binder’s overmolded cable components meet UL 2238

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binder USA has expanded its 823/824 product series with K- and L-coded overmolded cable components that meet the UL 2238 standard for North America.

binder said the transmission of electrical power via compact M12 interfaces has become a fundamental requirement. The new components provide power transmission to field devices, such as sensors, wireless transmitters, and Fieldbus devices. binder said it also offers a compact alternative to 7/8-inch power connections used in industrial automation.

The K- coding indicates 5-pin connectors for AC supply of drives and frequency converters. The L-coding indicates 5-pin connectors for DC miniature drives, decentralized I/O modules, and Fieldbus systems. binder said the gold-plated contacts offer reliable current transmission, while fully-overmolded connectors ensure IP68-level interface protection. The M12x1.0 thread is equipped with an anti-vibration lock.

According to binder, key features of the new components include:

  • Locking system: screw
  • Termination: crimp, overmolded
  • Pin count: 4+PE (K-coded), 4+FE (L-coded)
  • Rated voltage: 630 V(AC), 63 V(DC)
  • Rated current: up to 16 A (L-coding) / 12 A (K-coding)
  • Operating range: -40 °C to +90 °C
  • Protection degree: IP67 (mated)
  • Mating cycles: >100
  • UL 2238 and IEC 61076-2-11

binder USA is a subsidiary of binder Group, a leading global manufacturer of circular connectors, custom cordsets, and LED lights. binder USA products are used around the world in industrial environments for factory automation, process control, and medical technology applications.

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