Binder 713 Sensor Connector Datasheet

This file is a brief description of the 713 series sensor connectors, including the types, functions, features and protection levels of the connectors.


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Brand
Binder
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Datasheet
Language
German
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
2.6 MB
Published
11 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
F81BA2EBC630E1642BE3B997E346905E

About this manual

The Binder Series 713 sensor connectors (M12×1) are offered in various configurations such as male cable connectors, angled connectors, duo connectors and female sockets. They are available in shielded and unshielded versions, with plastic or metal locking systems, and can be equipped with LED inserts.

Key technical data include an IP67 protection rating, operation temperature range from –40 °C to +85 °C, rated voltage of 250 V, impulse voltage of 2500 V, contact resistance as low as 3 mΩ (gold plated), insulation resistance of 210 MΩ, and a mechanical life of more than 50 mating cycles. The connectors support up to 5 contacts and are compatible with series 763 components. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • General Characteristics
  • Mechanical Operation
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Materials and Plating
  • Connector Types
  • Mounting and Torque
  • Protection Rating
  • Attenuation Curve

Specifications

Protection rating (IP)IP67
Mechanical life> 50 mating cycles
Upper temperature limit+85 °C
Lower temperature limit–40 °C
Rated voltage250 V
Rated impulse voltage2500 V
Insulation resistance210 MΩ

Frequently asked questions

What is the IP protection rating of the Binder 713 connectors?

The connectors have an IP67 protection rating.

What is the maximum operating temperature for the 713 series?

The upper temperature limit is +85 °C.

How many mating cycles are guaranteed for the connectors?

They are rated for more than 50 mating cycles.

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