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Schurter Introduces New Power Entry Module Seal Kit

Schurter has announced the addition of  seal protection to its successful 5707 series power entry module. A new seal kit provides an IP54 rating between the inlet and cord connector, preventing dust or splashing water from entering between them, when the equipment is plugged in. The unit already carries an IP65 rating, protecting against ingress of dust and jetting water at the panel opening, around the screws and fuseholders, as well as the connector pins and housing.

The 5707 power entry module integrates an IEC style C14 or C18 appliance inlet, 1- or 2-pole fuseholders and standard or medical line filter. The power entry module is especially popular for use in medical equipment. Other applications include equipment exposed to the outdoors, as well as food service equipment. The 5707 is ideal for use in applications subject to washing and disinfecting. The all-in-one compact solution can serve to replace other assembly intensive and expensive methods to achieve the same result. With the added IP54 rating between the inlet and cord connector, the module can also serve to protect against leaks and drips while the equipment is in operation.

More information on the IP 54 versions of the 5707 and 6100-3 can be found at www.schurterinc.com/New-Products/Connectors.

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