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ZeroErr eRob Dedicated Power Cable, ≥48 V DC, 15 A, 2-Core

ZeroErr eRob Dedicated Power Cable, ≥48 V DC, 15 A, 2-Core

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Normaler Preis $114.00 USD
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Overview

The ZeroErr eRob dedicated power cable is a 2-core power connection cable for eRob devices, with an operating rating of ≥48 V DC and a maximum current of 15 A. It uses original connectors, twisted-pair construction for EMI resistance, robotic-grade high-flex cable, automated crimping, and pre-labeling for easier installation and identification.

Features

  • Wear-resistant, high-flex, robotic-grade cable construction
  • Original connectors
  • Twisted-pair construction for effective EMI resistance
  • Manufactured using fully automated crimping equipment
  • Pre-labeled for easier identification
  • Designed for fast, efficient, time-saving installation

Specifications

Parameter Value
Model eRob dedicated power cable
Rated Voltage ≥48 V DC
Maximum Current 15 A
Conductor Cross-section <1.5 mm2
Length 33 cm (±1 cm tolerance)
Connector Type XT300ULW-F-A right: XT300ULW-F-B
Number of Cores 2 cores
Application For connection between eRob devices
Conductor Material Stranded annealed copper
Conductor Construction 7/43/0.08 mm
Insulation Material ETFE
Operating Temperature 60°C to 105°C
Flame Retardant Rating VW-1

Applications

  • Humanoid robots
  • Robotic arms
  • Exoskeletons
  • Quadruped robots
  • AGV vehicles
  • ARU robots

What's Included

Available version options: 4 PCS/pack or 100 PCS/pack.

Visual Details

Features and Design

ZeroErr eRob dedicated power cable with twisted red and black conductors and connectors
The eRob dedicated power cable uses original connectors. The eRob dedicated power cable is built with wear-resistant, high-flex, robotic-grade cables.
DIY power cable comparison graphic with connector and cable construction notes
Comparison graphic describing drawbacks associated with DIY power cables