ITT Connector Handles Multiple Data Feeds

ITT Interconnect's Veam CIR-M12 Databus connector has been designed to enable a variety of different data types to be transmitted between coaches in modern mass transit systems. ITT mounted its Quadrax QXM12 contacts into FRCIR connector circular bayonet series hardware.With this design, four conductor wires and the associated braid from shielded cables are integrated into the QXM12 contact.

A special plastic insert groups multiple QXM12 contacts and their cables into a single connector. With this connector, designers can incorporate data transfer from Ethernet, MVB, WTB and video lines, according to VG95234 (where applicable), within the same connector, handling data feeds such as engine diagnostics, brake controls, environmental conditioning, passenger display systems, networking and lighting control. The CIR-M12 Databus connector contacts are rated at 3A (maximum current for 1ms is 10A); operating voltage is 100V DC and insulation resistance is 10Gohm.

Mechanically, the insert is formed from thermoplastic material according to NFF16-101-NFF16-102, conforming to UNI-CEI 11170 (I2F2) and UL94-V0. The coupling gasket is made from silicone rubber, while other parts are produced in flame-retardant rubber. The metallic parts are aluminium alloy with black epoxy-urethanic varnish and are RoHS compliant. The connectors withstand operating temperatures of -40 to +125C.

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