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Canfield's 5FR and 5JR valve connectors CSA Approved

Source: Canfield Connector
11 February, 2009
1 min read
5FR and 5JR series of solenoid valve connectors have been awarded CSA approval for the United States and Canada.

February 11, 2009 - Canfield Connector’s 5FR and 5JR series of solenoid valve connectors have been awarded CSA approval for the United States and Canada. Both series incorporate full-wave bridge rectifiers inside fully molded connectors, converting alternating current to direct current. Coil burnout due to valve sticking is reduced and the “hum” of alternating current is eliminated. The low profile “straight-line” interface/cord configuration of the 5FR and the low profile 90° interface/cord configuration of the 5JR make these versatile connectors well suited for installation in many applications with space limitations. Both connectors are made from rugged, flexible polyurethane, and have high durability housings.

All versions have MOV load suppression. The 5FR and 5JR connectors come in black standard or white translucent which is available for lighted versions. The 5FR and 5JR connectors have an IP67/NEMA 6 rating and their integrated gasket design makes it impossible to lose a gasket. Canfield Connector’s Series 5FR and Series 5JR are proudly manufactured in the USA to the highest quality standards.

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