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Neutrik Announces New etherCON ESD Series Chassis Connectors

Designed to improve the performance of the etherCON A Series by including asymmetric compound (non-metallic) push tabs that protect against damage to sensitive electronics from unwanted energy, and more.
Neutrik has announced new etherCON ESD Series chassis connectors that incorporate compound push tabes to protect against damage and more.

Neutrik Americas has announces the introduction of new etherCON ESD Series chassis connectors that are designed to improve the performance of the etherCON A Series by including asymmetric compound (non-metallic) push tabs.

The ESD-protective compound push tabs are intended to protect against damage to sensitive electronics from unwanted energy entering the connector through the latch, whether from a finger touch or other transmission. In addition, the asymmetric design saves space for labeling purposes, and the push tab is non-reflective due to the black-colored compound material, helping to prevent shiny reflections on the stage while matching the flange and housing for a cleaner appearance. All NEUTRIK etherCON A series products with the metal push tab will remain available.

The etherCON ESD series consists of 10 connectors, each configured for a variety of termination/usage applications. These include horizontal and vertical PCB mounting, punch-down, shielded, and halo light ring versions along with versions that include integrated magnetics. All of the connectors fit into NEUTRIK’s standard A-size chassis cutouts.

Fred Morgenstern, VP of technology at Neutrik Americas, states, “These new connectors offer a fresh slant on the A Series connectors that have been an industry standard for many years. The latches look and feel great while providing extra protection to electronics. Their non-reflectivity is an advantage for stage applications where visual distraction should be minimized. And they’re priced the same as the standard A Series chassis connectors. Altogether, these ESD series connectors provide a great set of fresh alternatives to product designers.”

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