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Product category: Plugs and Sockets
News Release from: Anderson Power Products | Subject: Powerpole 15/45
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 08 December 2003

Connector keeps contacts safe from end
users

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The versatile Powerpole 15/45 finger proof connector is designed for use in applications where end user access to the energised connector is not otherwise protected.

The versatile Powerpole 15/45 finger proof connector is designed for use in applications where end user access to the energised connector is not otherwise protected APP's Powerpole 15/45 finger proof connector minimises potential contact with live contacts by preventing finger access when the connector is unmated and energised

The connectors meet the accessibility protection requirements of IEC IP20 and UL1977 sec 10.2.

The Powerpole's flat-wiping contact system reduces contact resistance at high current, while the wiping action cleans contact surface during connection/disconnection.

Low-detent contacts are also available for applications requiring low insertion/withdrawal force.

Contacts are available reeled and in loose piece designs to support all product needs from engineering prototypes to low- and high-volume products.

The APP Powerpole 15/45's interchangeable genderless design allows for a quick and easy assembly while minimising the number of parts stocked.

Moulded dovetails secure connectors into keyed assemblies, preventing misconnection with a similar configuration.

Colour modular housings provide visual identification for the proper mating connector.

Powerpole 15/45 connectors are rated 15, 30 and 45A for 600V continuous AC or DC operation.

Wire sizes range from 10 to 20AWG.

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