- Electricity - Electronics
- Cable, Connector, Enclosure
- Electrical power supply connector
- Stäubli Electrical Connectors AG
Electrical power supply connector MS1525-Bfemalemetalplastic
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Characteristics
- Type
- electrical power supply
- Connection type
- female
- Material
- plastic, metal
- Product applications
- transmission, parts, for medical equipment, industry
- Domain
- medical
- Other characteristics
- panel-mount
- Operating temperature
134 °C
(273 °F)
Description
Stäubli medical connectors are designed for the transmission of body action voltages (leading away from the patient, e.g. for ECG or heart monitor).
Stäubli's proven MULTILAM Technology stands for the reliable and safe connection required for medical equipment.
The metal and plastic parts of the connectors are suitable to be sterilized at temperatures of 134°C, allowing the safe use in the medical industry.
Panel-mount sockets
Sockets and plugs for self-assembly
Connecting leads
Electromedical equipment
Contact size 1,5 and 2,0 mm
Gold-plated contacts
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