Solutions
Start from your industry or from the problem you need to solve. Each page lists the conditions a connector has to meet and the series that meet them.
By industry
Energy storage and inverters
Inverters and battery cabinets need 40–50 A connections that fit in tight enclosures and do not loosen under vibration.
Series: DL28Outdoor and landscape lighting
Luminaires sit in rain, irrigation spray and pressure washing. A connector failure means a site visit.
Series: LP20Industrial automation
Machines combine power, sensor signals and Ethernet. Using one sealed connector family keeps cut-outs and tooling consistent.
Series: LP20, BD24, LP24By problem
Water, spray and pressure washing
Equipment that is hosed down or steam-cleaned fails at the connector first. Immersion ratings alone do not cover a hot, high-pressure jet.
Series: LP20, BD24, LP24High current in a small body
Power has to pass 20–50 A through a panel with little room. A connector that is too small runs hot; one that is too big does not fit.
Series: LP20, BD24, DL28More problem pages (Vibration, EMI shielding, Corrosion resistance) will be added once the test reports are approved.