HARTING is transforming industry with its revolutionary Han-Modular connector series

The Han-Modular series enables several different media types in one connection point.

The future of industrial connectivity is here with the HARTING Technology Group’s Han-Modular series, which is already changing the way the engineering world sees connectors. This globally leading series of modular rectangular connectors allows the user to combine several different media types into a single connection point – enabling optimally designed connectors to supply power for various kinds of equipment.

With Han-Modular connectors, engineers can use off-the-shelf modules to customize connector systems for individual needs in a standard footprint.

Offering substantial space saving

By combining individual modules for different transmission media, HARTING’s Han-Modular series enables custom systems for industrial connectivity. These connectors handle different types of signals via the different selected modules; these modules can also accommodate power, signal, data, and other multimedia types into a single connection.

With standardization in module sizes, engineers get the highest degree of flexibility: they can change modules as their designs change, without altering the footprints of their connectors. Other notable benefits: placeholder modules allow for future proofing; combining multiple connection points into one results in major space saving; and Han-Modular products can connect to the Industrial Internet of Things at the component level. This latter advantage makes the Han-Modular series the first “smart” connectors in existence. And Han-Modular connectors also benefit users by being low-maintenance. By using a pre-assembled, pre-tested connector assembly, users easily decrease the time required for hard wiring and installation.

The rectangular design of these connectors adds more advantages. As opposed to circular connectors, which require additional hand space for twisting into place, rectangular ones lock easily with latching mechanisms; they can also be placed right beside each other, allowing for smaller end devices. Rectangular connectors also provide more flexibility and modularity by enabling user-defined customization with off-the-shelf modules, whereas circular ones have to be custom-designed by connector manufacturers, extending lead times needlessly.

To get a feeling for how Han-Modular connectors are taking over the industry, check out this video:

For the future of industrial connectivity, it is time to switch over to the Han-Modular connector solution.

For more information, contact HARTING Canada.

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