HARTING Han A Range Heavy Duty Power Connector Housing 1, 16A

This heavy-duty power connector housing provides a robust enclosure for industrial connections where a secure, surface-mounted bulkhead solution is required. Constructed for harsh environments, it supports side-entry cable routing and single-lever fastening to simplify installation and maintenance in automation, electrical and mechanical settings.

• Die-cast aluminium body for mechanical durability and heat dissipation
• IP65 ingress protection enabling use in dusty or wet conditions
• Surface-mount format for straightforward panel or equipment attachment
• Single-lever locking for fast secure mating and un-mating
• Side cable entry to accommodate constrained routing and conduit layouts
• Rated for 16A applications matching common power distribution needs

• Suitable for industrial control panels requiring sealed power inlets
• Ideal for machinery enclosures with limited rear access
• Used with field cabling where side-entry reduces bend radius
• Can be used for workshop distribution units needing surface mounting
• Used for retrofit projects replacing unsealed bulkhead connections

The housing meets IP65 standards, preventing ingress of dust and resisting low-pressure water jets at any angle, making it suitable for environments subject to regular spray.

The die-cast aluminium construction offers high tensile strength and improved thermal conductivity, helping the housing withstand vibration and moderate mechanical impact while dissipating heat from connected contacts.

The single-lever locking system reduces the steps needed to secure or release the connector, lowering service time for repeated access compared with multi-screw arrangements.

Its surface-mounted bulkhead design with side cable entry enables installation on external panels and cabinets where rear clearance is limited, facilitating Compact routing and panel planning.

UL, CSA, SEV

These connectors should not be mated or unmated under electrical load. Connectors of the same or different types arranged in a line should be polarised to prevent the possibility of wrong connection.