AUMA issues plug and socket cover for electric actuators and controls - Connector Specifier

AUMA issues plug and socket cover for electric actuators and controls


Feb 16, 2010

AUMA has developed a new cover for plug and socket connections for its electric actuators and controls. The S-105 cover provides more space for cable gland/conduit assembly. Increased interior capacity makes cable connection easier and accommodates thicker cabling.

Based on AUMA’s modular actuator design philosophy, the cover - which is 15 mm higher than the company’s previous model - is fully compatible with its predecessor version, ensuring that early generation products can be incorporated.

As standard, AUMA actuators are equipped with a plug/socket connector for motor and control cables. AUMA reports that the significant advantage of this type of connection is that, once connected, wiring remains undisturbed, even if the actuator has to be removed from the valve, e.g. for maintenance purposes.

The new plug cover is designed for all AUMA weather-proof and explosion-proof actuators with or without controls. AUMA’s earlier model plug cover will continue to be supplied for a defined period.

AUMA Riester GmbH & Co. KG (Germany) is a global manufacturer of electric actuators for the automation of industrial valves. More than 120,000 actuators left the AUMA factories in 2008 and are now in service to operate valves of all designs and sizes, in all kinds of process technological applications around the globe. Typical applications are water and wastewater treatment plants, conventional and nuclear power plants,
tank farms and gas transfer stations as well as civil and military vessels.

 

 


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