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<strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong><strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong> - Mateable Potential EqualizationThe new <strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong> series now enables pluggable grounding systems<strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong> (<strong>Han</strong> ® Ground) is the innovative <strong>HARTING</strong> solution for potential equalization. The newconnector series makes it possible to execute grounding systems in a pluggable design for the first time.The use of connectors has been well-established in the electrical cabling of machines and systemsfor many years. The advantage is quick and error-free commissioning. Potential equalization lines arestill being permanently connected, which is relatively time-consuming and can be subject to errors.<strong>HARTING</strong>‘s remedy: the <strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong>. The single-pole connector in the robust IP 65 plastic housing isdesigned for stranded wires from 10 - 35 mm² and is optionally available in crimp or axial screwtermination. The latter has the advantage that the lines can be connected without a special tool. A simplescrewdriver is all it takes to achieve a quick and easy reliable connection. Extra connector mating securitycan be provided by the use of additional locking elements that prevent unintentional opening.Fast and easy terminationwithout any special tools10 - 35 mm²robust IP 65housingGround connectorwith green-yellow colour markingProtection againstunintentional opening2
<strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong>Features• New: First connector for potential equalization• Slim, space saving design• Low cost plastic hoods and housings• Colours: green and yellow• Separate axial screw contacts can be terminatedwithout any special tools directly to the wire.Technical characteristicsSpecifications DIN EN 60 664-1DIN EN 61 <strong>98</strong>4Hoods/HousingsMaterial- hoods/housings polycarbonate- seal NBR- cable seal polyamideLimiting temperatures -40 °C ... +85 °CFlammability acc. to UL 94 V 0Degree of protectionaccording to DIN EN 60 529for coupled connectors IP 65Mechanical working life≥ 500 mating cyclesCable diameter7.5 - 14 mmModulesNumber of contacts 1MaterialpolycarbonateLimiting temperatures -40 °C ... +125 °CFlammability acc. to UL 94 V 0Mechanical working life≥ 500 mating cyclesCrimp ContactsMaterialcopper alloySurface- hard-silver plated 3 µm AgContact resistance≤ 0.3 mΩCrimp terminal- wire gauge 1) 10 ... 35 mm²Axial Screw ContactsMaterialcopper alloySurface- hard-silver plated 3 µm AgContact resistance≤ 0.3 mΩScrew terminal- wire gauge 1) 10 ... 35 mm²- AWG 6 ... 2- hexagonal driver SW 4- tightening torquemm² 10 16 25 35Nm 6 6 7 831) geometric wire gauge
<strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong>Number of contacts1Mateable Potential EqualizationIdentification Part-Number Drawings Dimensions in mmHoodtop entry09 14 001 0430Unlocking Protection09 14 000 9938Housing09 14 001 0330Hoods, cable to cable09 14 001 0730Gender changer / couplermale / male09 14 001 99014
<strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong>Assembly and construction3.Insert the installed cable through the cablegland into the <strong>Han</strong> ® <strong>GND</strong> housing!Push the axial screw contact into themodule until you hear an audible click,which is the indicator that the contactsnaps into position.↺4.Push the module back into the housingand turn the cable gland clockwise.↺5.Mount the module in the housing with theenclosed screws.Protection against unintentional opening1.Push the unlocking protection over theopening latches to prevent an unintentionalopening (the connector can only beunma ted with a separate tool).2.The removal of the unlocking protection canbe done with a screwdriver for slottedscrews (e.g. size 0.8 x 4.0). Insert thescrewdriver in the unlocking protection slotand release the plastic latch until you areable to remove the unlocking protectionwith your fingers.7
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