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The connector type can be used to distinguish our products for installation in a device housing from cable parts. The connector type describes the difference between connectors that are mounted on enclosures and connectors that are mounted on cables.
Gender
A connector consists of the male part (pin) and the female part (socket). Depending on the design, the male or female part is either permanently installed or are located at the end of a cable.
Number of contacts
This indicates the number of contacts the connector has.
Version
The choice of version allows the definition of certain technical specifications – for example the type of cable outlet or the size.
Locking Type
The locking system describes how the pin and socket elements are joined.
Rated voltage
The rated voltage is the electrical voltage assigned to the connector.
Rated current
The rated current is the electrical current that is assigned to the connector.
Degree of protection
The degrees of protection according to IEC60529 apply to various articles and provide information on protection against the intrusion of water and solids such as dust.
Shielded Option
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) means that a connector is shielded or shieldable. This is required when it is necessary to protect the signals or data conducted by the connector, as well as to protect external devices, from disturbance due to electromagnetic effects.
Material of housing
Depending on the area of application or requirements, connectors are made of different materials. We offer metal and plastic housings for our items as the housing material.
Termination
The termination type determines how cables, single wires or PCBs can be joined with the connector.

M16 IP40 connectors are designed for uncompromised performance in varied conditions. Common pin configurations include the M16 connector 12 pin, 8 pin, and 4 pin, which offer seamless connectivity.


M16 circular connector


The M16 connectors of the 581, 680 and 682 series according to DIN EN 61076-2-106 are available with 2 to 24 contacts with crimp, dip solder, screw clamp, solder and stranded wire connection.


DIN connector M16


With options like the DIN connector M16, our range ensures compatibility across diverse applications. What is the difference between an M16 IP40 and M16 IP67? The M16 IP40 circular connector guarantees robust protection against solids, while the IP67 variant provides added defense against dust and water ingress. M16 IP 40 connectors are available as straight and angled cable versions as well as flange versions. Many versions are shieldable. Depending on the number, the contacts are designed for a rated current of 1 A to 7 A.


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