Power Entry Connectors - Inlets, Outlets, Modules

6162.0030 is an IEC power entry module with non-disconnect cordsets and line filters. They are mainly used to connect external power sources to electrical instruments, equipment, medical devices, and other applications that require a secure and reliable power connection.

Application Field

6162.0030 is widely used in medical devices, commercial electronics, motors, pumps, and other power-related applications. It is also suitable for industrial and commercial applications, such as industrial control panels, computer systems, and temporary power supplies. It is also suitable for general-purpose applications such as uninterruptible power supplies and server systems.

Due to its high power-to-weight ratio, 6162.0030 is the ideal choice for applications where the total power requirement exceeds the capacity of a single power line. It is a great choice for applications with multiple power supplies or multiple loads, or applications that require higher power levels than a single power line can provide.

Working Principle

6162.0030 utilizes a two-wire connection, using power and ground to transfer power. It features a power current limiting circuit with fast response, providing reliable power protection. Additionally, it has a built-in noise filter to reduce electromagnetic interference and improve signal integrity.

The internal components of 6162.0030 are designed to reduce heat loss. This helps to maintain consistent performance, even when working at higher voltages and temperatures. It also features a mechanical locking system for secure connection and includes a Positioning Lock System (PLS) to help ensure proper connection and safe operation.

Conclusion

6162.0030 is a reliable and cost-effective solution for powering applications with high power demand. It features a two-wire connection, a power current limiting circuit, a noise filter, and a Positioning Lock System (PLS). These features make it an ideal choice for applications requiring multiple power supplies or multiple loads, or applications requiring higher power levels than a single power line can provide.