What is a Redel connector?
REDEL® is a LEMO brand that offers plastic circular connectors. They are essentially used for medical devices or for test and measurement equipment. REDEL® connectors are manufactured in Sainte-Croix (Switzerland) in the Jura mountain range since 1986.
What are LEMO connectors?
A LEMO connector refers to the various push/pull connectors created by Switzerland-based LEMO that are useful in diverse hardware setups. A range of LEMO connectors are used for panel and coaxial connections and in fields like telecommunications and research.
Are LEMO connectors waterproof?
Description: The LEMO T Series range are small diameter waterproof Push-Pull multipole connectors with an index protection of IP68. T series connectors have been specifically designed for outdoor applications. They include an inner sleeve and seals to prevent penetration of solids or liquids.
Where are LEMO connectors manufactured?
Precision manufacturing is LEMO’s core competence. Today, manufacturing plants exist in Switzerland, Hungary, and the United States. Manufacturing capacity has been significantly increased primarily in Switzerland, resulting in dramatically reduced lead times.
Why are Lemo connectors so expensive?
Lots of tooling, very small parts, tight tolerances, low volume …. that’s all expensive. If the volume on the plastic connector is very high (say a few million a month), you can get it’s price down.
What does Lemo stand for?
LEMO
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| LEMO | Local Emergency Management Officer (Australia) |
| LEMO | Lowest Empty Molecular Orbital |
| LEMO | Laboratory of Electromagnetic Oscillations (Ukrainian Institute of Physics and Technology) |
What is a GX16 connector?
Panel mount GX16 male connector and female plug sold as pairs. This is a robust metal connector which can be used for power or signal.