RUGGED OUTDOOR SENSORS

Outdoor sensors are subject to harsh, unrelenting conditions. Last-mile delivery robots, weather stations, and oil rigs rely on reliable systems to collect data or get from point A to point B. Ruggedized interconnects are built to last against high-stakes environmental settings.

TOUGH ENOUGH TO TAKE ON EXTREMES

Rain, sleet, the gloom of night—nothing will stand in the way of delivery

bots navigating the outdoors. IP67 ratings protect systems against dust,

sand, rain showers, wind, and more.

IN THE FIELD…

With the right connectors in place, real-time tracking becomes the new

farmer’s almanac. Monitor temperature, soil moisture, carbon dioxide, and

more to support healthy crop growth.

…OR INDOORS

Indoor conditions can be brutal too. Industrial machinery churns out gasses,

dust, and corrosive chemicals. IP67-rated connector solutions aren’t just

for foul weather or seaborne applications; they’re also a must-have for

equipment operating indoors.

SEALED WITHOUT ADDING BULK

Space is limited whether components rove inside a door-to-door delivery

bot or a massive construction hauler. Waterproofed interconnects occupy

the same footprint as standard connectors for a small yet powerful package.

RUGGEDIZED AGAINST ROUGH TREATMENT

Mission-critical interconnects don’t just defend against the elements, but

industrial wear and tear too. With connectors ruggedized against enduser

stressors, rough handling and high cycling won’t erode performance.

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