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Han® EasyCon & HPR Slim Connector Assemblies

HARTING Han® EasyCon and HPR Slim Connector Assemblies are a family of hood and housing options designed for Han-Modular® contacts. The Han HPR EasyCon connectors feature a two-part hood and two-part housing design, plus visible internal wiring for hassle-free assembly. The EasyCon series has a flexible contact arrangement, including six different Han-Modular modules, providing design flexibility and combining power, signal, and data transmission into one HC connector. These connector assemblies include tools, dust protection covers, and models with either screw-locking or toggle-locking options.

Han-Modular® Connector System

HARTING Han-Modular® Heavy-Duty Connector System is designed to provide users with a very high degree of connectivity and manufacturing flexibility. Han-Modular connectors can combine electrical, optical, and gaseous signal and power connections in one easy assembly. Basic modules snap into the mounting frame and can be exchanged separately anytime. Combinations of 1 to 12 modules are possible, depending on the size of the hood and housing chosen. Han-Modular consists of more than 40 module types and can connect to currents from 5A up to 200A, voltages from 50V to 5000V, pneumatic tubes from 1.6mm up to 10mm inner diameter, sensitive bus signals, and fiber-optic signals in both POF. and glass fiber cables. Han-Modular offers a range of basic modules developed to meet the vast majority of user application requirements. This product offering allows users to choose the hoods and housings, inserts, and accessories that best meet design requirements.

HARTING HAN-Modular Inserts

Han-Modular® Inserts & Contacts

HARTING Han-Modular® product line features a range of modular inserts that enable the simple assembly of custom-designed connectors. Multiple termination styles, including IDC, screw, and crimp, are available. The HARTING Han-Modular guards are available in multi-color options for quick and easy visual identification of the connection. This helps to reduce the risk of mismating in the field.