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New Heavy Duty Medium Voltage Couplers from Amphenol Ideal for Hazardous Environments

Amphenol Industrial Global Operations has introduced a new line of heavy duty medium voltage couplers (MVC) for use in hazardous environments.  Amphenol’s MVC series is ideal for applications in the mining, utility, tunneling and shore power industries for safe and reliable transfer of electricity throughout a job site.  These new couplers vary in voltage from 600 V to 15 kV with amperages up to 600 A.

The MVC series features Amphenol’s patented RADSOK technology that offers higher current ratings (up to 25% higher than standard contacts) with lower mating forces as well as high reliability, low contact resistance, high mating cycles and a self-cleaning design.

This new series features Amphenol’s Rapid-Couple technology, an interlock method that makes for quick and easy mating and unmating in the field — no tools or closing mechanisms are needed.

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The MVC couplers also incorporate secure fitting covers that repel water and soil while keeping the contacts uncontaminated when used in hazardous conditions. In addition, the couplers incorporate a combined strain relief and cable seal system that provides superior sealing against moisture.

For more information, visit www.amphenol-industrial.com.

 

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