Panel feed throughs

HARTING offers a variety of Panel Feedthrough options. These connectors are ideal for applications in industrial automation, factory automation, and outdoor installations. These connectors maintain a sealed and secure connection between the inside and outside of the housing, preventing dust, moisture, and other environmental factors from affecting sensitive electronics.

Data panel feedthroughs serve as critical components in modern industrial and technological setups. These feedthroughs facilitate seamless connectivity for data cables, allowing them to pass through panels or enclosures while maintaining essential electrical isolation. Whether in factory automation, telecommunications, or audio/video applications, data panel feedthroughs play a pivotal role.

These feedthroughs are characterized by their robust shielding, ensuring protection against electromagnetic interference. Various connector types, such as RJ45 or M12, cater to different data protocols. Whether front-mounted or rear-mounted, data panel feedthroughs are engineered to withstand harsh environments, making them indispensable in today’s interconnected world.

Hybrid panel feedthroughs represent a smart fusion of functionality within a single compact unit. These feedthroughs allow multiple cables—each serving different purposes—to pass through a single panel cutout. Their versatility and space-saving design make them ideal for various applications.

In control cabinets, hybrid feedthroughs combine power, data, and signal connections efficiently. Medical devices benefit from their compact form factor, especially when space is limited. Additionally, in test and measurement setups, hybrid feedthroughs simplify cable management by accommodating both power and data cables seamlessly.

Customizable and often equipped with IP-rated sealing, hybrid panel feedthroughs exemplify innovation in connectivity solutions.

Power and signal panel feedthroughs are the backbone of numerous industries. These feedthroughs allow power cables (both AC and DC) and signal cables (such as control wires) to traverse panels effortlessly. Their applications span industrial machinery, renewable energy systems, and building automation.