Specialty Power Connectors
Designed to solve specific challenges for commercial vehicles, marine and other harsh environments, Specialty Power Connectors from Molex provide robust reliability and high performance.
Description
MX150L Connectors
- Designed for commercial-vehicle, marine and other harsh environments, the pre-assembled MX150L Industrial Sealed Connector System exceeds IEC IP67 requirements while providing economic advantages.
Self-Contained Power Connectors (SCPC)
- Self-Contained Power Connectors (SCPC) from Molex are ideal for splicing and tapping solid or stranded non-metallic sheathed cables in AC wiring for lighting, commercial vehicle, marine and other applications requiring rugged dependability. UL-listed 10 to 16 AWG wire options are available along with weather- and dust-resistant covers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Specialty Power Connectors used for?
The Specialty Power Connectors is a structured cabling product supplied by MetaPoint Technologies, used in LAN cabling projects for offices and data centres across Hyderabad, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka.
Does MetaPoint Technologies provide installation and support for the Specialty Power Connectors in South India?
Yes. MetaPoint Technologies supplies, installs, and supports the Specialty Power Connectors for clients across Hyderabad, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, with warranty assistance and AMC options available.
How do I know how much of the Specialty Power Connectors I need for my project?
Quantity depends on your floor plan, number of workstations, and cable run lengths. MetaPoint Technologies's team surveys your site and provides a bill of quantities before ordering the Specialty Power Connectors.
How do I get a quote for the Specialty Power Connectors from MetaPoint Technologies?
MetaPoint Technologies, with 15 years of IT infrastructure experience, provides a tailored quote for the Specialty Power Connectors based on your requirement. Contact MetaPoint Technologies's pre-sales team serving Hyderabad, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka to get started.