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Cable choice.
An important element of assessment is the length of the cable. Each meter of the cable causes a voltage drop proportional to the value of the current that runs through it, if cosf = 1 we have: V = IxR.
V = voltage drop, I = current, R = resistance of the cable. In the case of inductive loads (solenoid valves, motors, etc.) or with variable currents, the higher current peak must be considered to cable voltage dropavoid even temporary loss of power, which could hinder the proper functioning of the equipment. The longer is the cable, the greater the voltage drop, the IEC allows maximum values drop from 3% to 5% of rated voltage. Greater values are admitted only for the current peaks (e.g.: engines starting), if they do not create functioning problems. To minimize the voltage drop the cable section should be increased. Here are some tables that can help to easily calculate the minimum theoretical cable section. See tables 3 and 4 on the page http://www.shield.net/files/catalogue/support/2.2.pdf
For example, an average continuous current 1 A with section 0,34 mm2 and cable length 10 m generates a voltage drop of 1,3 V, which is approximately 5% of 24 V.

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Tips to choose a cable.
The maximum voltage depends on the material characteristics, the conductor insulation thickness and the outer sheath thickness. The insulation must be sufficiently resistant to prevent even accidental crushing situations, so different uses can have different requirements of project. Norms as UL and CSA (American), IEC (International) and EN (European) set values which are not always equal to each other and sometimes refer only to heavy employment, such as cables for power transmission.Tips to choose a cable
For the transmission of signals inside industrial machinery, it is frequent to use reduced thickness which refers to commercial standards which are not supported by norms, such as cables LiYY and FROR. The advantage of using reduced thickness is particularly evident in the smaller volume occupied by bundles of cables. The reference nominal voltage is generally at least 300 V. On the market there are also low-cost cables in PVC, with extremely reduced thickness, which may not be compatible with the safety standards for specific applications; it is advisable to carefully evaluate the characteristics of the products.The norm IEC 60204-1 (Machinery Safety) recommends the minimum section of the cables according to the application as well, see table 1 on page http://www.shield.net/files/catalogue/support/2.2.pdf . The norm allows smaller sections only if the mechanical protection is sufficiently guaranteed, for example with conduits.

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M12 angled round female connector panel connectorsM12 connecteurs, Stecker, connectors, connettori
M8 and M12 with cable

Shield manufacturs #IEC 61076, IEC 60947-5-2 #M8 and M12 circular #connectors, angled or straight, with shielded or unshielded cables, halogen free polyurethane cables, PVC or silicone cables, dynamic or static application; circuits: Led or special circuit available. Ratings up to 4A, 250V. Clean design.

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These connectors are also called as EN 175301-803, ISO 4400, ISO 6952, ISO 15217 #electrovalve #connectors. They can be made with shielded or unshielded #cables, halogen free polyurethane cables, PVC or silicone cables with dynamic or static application. Ratings up to 10A, 250V. Electronics: custom electronic circuit design available. This connector style is also available as field attachable version, with screw terminals or crimp contacts.
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VC series electrovalve EN175301-803 DIN 43650 ISO 4400 screw connectors

electrovalve connectors with led

DIN 43650 electrovalve connector

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7/8" angled connector with cable. HDM Shield series connectors, angled shape, 7/8 inch thread. Poles quantity (from 2 to 14) and many combinations of thread and poles gender offer to the designer a wide range of different connections.Shield manufactures #connectors for industrial #hydraulic, #pneumatic, electrical auto7/8" straight connector with cable. HDL Shield series connectors, straight shape, 7/8 inch thread. With shielded or unshielded   cables. They are usually applied on small motors or distribution   boxes.mation, illumination, trucks and various construction equipments. These photos show 7/8″ circular angled and straight connector series with shielded or unshielded cable. The cable materials can be chosen among a wide choice: halogen free, polyurethane, PVC, silicone, etc. Dynamic or static application. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14 poles.

7/8" frontal assembling receptacle with wires. HDE Shield series receptacles, 7/8 inch thread. Frontal assembling method. Poles quantity (from 2 to 14) and many combinations of thread and poles gender offer to the designer a wide range of connections.

Gender configurations can be: standard male, female and hybrid male-contacts / female-thread, female-contacts / male-thread. Ratings up to 13A, 600V. IP68 over-molded cables. Clean design.
Receptacle can be supplied with frontal or rear assembly method.

 

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