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M12 Push-Pull
M12 Push-Pull
Description
The push-pull version with internal locking of the M12 connector from Yamaichi Electronics is the first M12 push-pull design to be implemented in an international standard (IEC 61076-2-012). This means that design-ins for M12 push-pull systems are now possible without having to resort to proprietary solutions.
Right from the start, Yamaichi Electronics has set a new standard with the M12 Push-Pull with internal locking. The cable-side connector locks from the inside with the latching hooks deep in the device socket. As a result, the push-pull system requires exactly the same installation space as a common M12 connection with screw locking.
With this technology, it is possible to integrate the M12 device box completely recessed into the end device, e.g. the distribution box. The system is IP65/IP67 tight and uses independent sealing concepts for screw and push-pull connectors. Mixed use of the connectors is thus reliably possible.
The particularly long latching hooks of the cable connector rest against the threaded segments of the device socket. This guides the system and makes it mechanically extremely robust. This offers significant advantages when subjected to torsional loads and rotational forces. The user has all the advantages of the push-pull locking system at his disposal: High time savings, miniaturization, blind and tool-free mating with the simplest handling - and all this in accordance with the proven M12 specifications.
Standard brings safety
During the international standardization process, industry-standard requirements regarding device integration and functionality were introduced and taken into account. This ensures an ideal basis for cross-manufacturer compatibility, which has already been proven between different manufacturers. The high implementation speed of IEC 61076-2-012 of less than 2 years is further proof of this.
Fully backward compatible
The device socket can still accept conventional M12 connectors with screw locking. Users are therefore not necessarily dependent on a special cable connector and remain flexible.





