High-reliability connectors that handle signals, data, and power in tight spaces introduced by Binder

    Aug. 18, 2025
    M12 813, 814, 820, 823, 824, and 870 offer S, T, K, and L codings; S and K codings are for AC power, while T and L codings are for DC power.
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    The Binder USA M12 power connectors are for high voltage applications in tight spaces

    Summary points:

    • Binder USA M12 power connectors are for tight spaces, and support as much as 630 volts for efficient signal, data, and power transmission.
    • Available in various codings (S, T, K, L), these connectors offer flexibility for both AC (S, K) and DC (T, L) applications.
    • M12 connectors feature IP67/IP68 protection, more that mating cycle lifespan, and temperature tolerance from -40 85 degrees Celsius, meeting UL2237 & UL2238 standards.

    CAMARILLO, Calif. – Binder USA in Camarillo, Calif., is introducing the M12 power connectors for high voltage in tight spaces.

    M12 connectors are established for transmitting signals, data, and power. Their compact size makes them suitable for installations where space is limited, yet they can handle voltages to 630 volts. M12 connectors are easy to assemble on-site and integrate into machinery and systems.

    The M12 813, 814, 820, 823, 824, and 870 connectors offer standardized codings like S, T, K, and L. S and K codings are for AC power, while T and L codings are for DC power.

    These connectors offer three to five pins, depending on coding; IP67 or IP68 protection; durability of more than 100 mating cycles; operating temperatures of -40 to 85 degrees Celsius; and UL2237 & UL2238 UL standards compliance.

    For more information contact Binder online at www.binder-usa.com/us-en.

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