Are you looking for robust multicore cable assemblies with the highest watertightness class IPX9K for in the outdoor- and chassis area of the vehicle?
If so, our chassis sensor products are the perfect solution for your application.
Advantages:
Advantages:
Advantages:
| Electrical | |
|---|---|
| Operating voltage DC up to 60 V | |
| Mechanical | |
| Material | PA6 GF / PA66 GF |
| Keying efficiency | ≥ 80 N |
| Engagement force | ≤ 30 N (blade width < 1.2 mm) ≤ 40 N (blade width < 2.8 mm) |
| Retention force | > 60 N |
| Environmental | |
| Temperature range | -40 °C up to +125 °C |
| Watertightness | IPX9K |
| Dynamic load (PG17) | SOR (stress type) |
| Qualification according to LV 214 for component and LV 124 for assembly |
Connection cables assembled with connection components between a control unit and a sensor and/or actuator.
This depends on the application. In the case of camera systems, coaxial cables are used for higher data rates, for example. In the case of assembled axle wiring cables, unshielded hose lines and sheathed cables are used for higher currents.
Is it possible to transmit data and current via sensor cables? Basically, yes. This depends on the application and the cable variant used.
The sensor cables for the axle wiring area are particularly robust and have a higher mechanical stability.
Yes, the handling instructions can be found here.
We are happy to assist you with advice.
