Precise construction, many mounting options of internal components and resistance to dust and water – all this will provide you the Hammond 1554 enclosures series.
Phoenix DIN-rail enclosures meet the most stringent criteria and offer a wide variability of PCB placing.
New graphic display EA DIP180B-5NL brings a high contrast, small power consumption and a fast response. And what is important for the most of people – it is also available with a touch panel.
Monolithic component DVIULC6-4SC6 for an ESD protection of high speed signals is a guarantee of a high reliability and a long lifetime of devices, especially in an industrial environment.
We bring you a favourite protective lacquer for PCBs in a convenient 1l bulk package. If you used this agent so far in a form of sprays, in a bigger ammount, or you need to treat devices by dipping, then this package is intended just for you.
From loudspeakers intended for industrial use, we naturally expect stable parameters even in more demanding conditions with variable temperature and humidity. FR series loudspeakers from German company Visaton meet stringent criteria, and in a WP version, they are resistant even to seawater.
To be able to quickly test a suitability of a sensor for a given application will appreciate perhaps every designer. For this purpose company Sensirion brings an evaluation USB kit EK-P3.
To achieve a more aesthetic panel of your device, you can use flat top LED diodes Kingbright!
With a powerful relay interface module Finder 48 series you can control devices reliably and digestedly directly from a distribution box.
With the new device Lantronix xPrintServer you can print documents on your network printer from any Apple iOS mobile device.
This year was dedicated to our 20th anniversary. By all of our activities, we tried to get closer to you and your needs. We brought you the combination of tradition and novelties.
If your control panels can be exposed also to a rough handling, then Schurter MCS19 series switches are a hot candidate for this position.
