Solenoid valve cables, actuators
Three-wire connector cables and a four-wire transmitter cable.
Three-wire connector cables are available in five pin spacing formats (8mm to 18mm); a four-wire transmitter cable is also available in the 8mm format. Connector styles include DIN 43650 standard forms A, B and C; two DIN style industrial forms (B and C) are also offered. The 24V or 110V AC/DC models feature built-in surge suppression and yellow LED indicator and are rated for connecting with electronics. The 230V AC/DC models are rated for straight-wired products. Select connectors are field-wireable; all connector styles are available with three and five-meter PVC jacketed cables.
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