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Clive S
08-11-2018, 01:21 PM
I am doing a conversion on a Novamill and require a couple of pins for the connector socket.

The plug has a name contart on it. there is a ref. on the docs for the pin "male insert B1 357 H
25039
25040
25041

Any clue as to where I could get them and do they need a tool to insert them.

m_c
08-11-2018, 01:56 PM
RS do the bits, but I can't find the details right now.

Don't know why that has got Contart on it, but it's a Harting connector system.

I can tell you the release tool is RS part no 114-7728, as I had to buy one to swap a few things around on my Triac. I thought I had also ordered the terminals, but a search of my email isn't showing any relevant orders other than for the release tool.

Clive S
08-11-2018, 02:52 PM
RS do the bits, but I can't find the details right now.

Don't know why that has got Contart on it, but it's a Harting connector system.

I can tell you the release tool is RS part no 114-7728, as I had to buy one to swap a few things around on my Triac. I thought I had also ordered the terminals, but a search of my email isn't showing any relevant orders other than for the release tool.

That's very helpful, thanks.

Would you say it was this one https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/heavy-duty-power-connectors/1444239/

I have found this pin https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/heavy-duty-power-connector-accessories/0408319/ £3.74 pk 10 + vat

or this https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/heavy-duty-power-connector-accessories/1567267/ £34 pk 50 +vat bit steep I only need two

m_c
09-11-2018, 12:38 AM
The relevant Harting catalogue for that connector should be attached, so probably best to double check measurements/contacts, as the Triac uses more terminals. I'm pretty sure they still use the same series of connector, just the Triac has two more rectangular modules in the housing.

I thought I had ordered contacts, but I can't find any or any evidence of ordering them. I suspect I may of just reused contacts, as they require a circular crimp tool which I definitely don't have. If you crimp them with normal crimping pliers they might not fit the housing, as they are quite a tight fit.

25044

Clive S
09-11-2018, 02:38 PM
Thanks for the info.

I ordered these https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/heavy-duty-power-connector-accessories/0408319/ 4pm last night and they were here by 12 noon.

I soldered the cables into the pins and slid them in from the back. simples.:victorious: So now I have enough cables to change the feed & speed pots to alps encoders.