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News Release from: Amphenol Industrial Operations | Subject: Amphe-GTR
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 15 December 2004
Connector boasts perfect fit for power
The new Amphe-GTR is a heavy duty reverse bayonet coupling connector, with UL94V0 composite shell components.
Amphenol Industrial Operations has introduced Amphe-GTR, the latest addition to its Amphe-Power Series of connectors featuring Radsok termination technology The new Amphe-GTR is a heavy duty reverse bayonet coupling connector, with UL94V0 composite shell components
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 29 Mar 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new Amphe-Base connector series from Amphenol Industrial Operations allows designers to provide power to busbars and backplane assemblies.
It is designed to provide a perfect fit for power to electronics applications in harsh (IP67) or benign environments.
Amphenol's proprietary Radsok connection technology is a key element in the design of Amphe-Power Series connectors.
The electrical terminal has a patented stamped hyperbolic grid that requires only a low insertion force to achieve a secure, reliable, high-amperage connection with a long life-cycle.
The reverse bayonet coupling Amphe-GTR connector is quick to mate and unmate via a quarter turn mechanism.
It is available in a four- or five-conductor format, with each conductor rated at 120A continuous.
These conductors are compression (setscrew) termination for either 6-10 or 16-25mm2 wire gauge and are an easy field replacement.
The new Amphe-GTR is an ideal connector for computer servers, industrial signs and lighting, factory automation and semiconductor fabrication equipment applications.
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