IP-Connector-Saver




Do you have an IP and want to socket a part or have taller components that won´t fit within the standard IP Module dimensions? IP-Connector-Saver is a stacked connector system which uses a coupled Carrier side and IP side connector to elevate the installed IP Module. The additional air gap can be useful for taller components or added airflow to hotter devices.

Do you need to test multiple boards and protect the connectors? IP-Connector-Saver is an inexpensive way to protect your IP and can take wear and tear from repeated installation in a test situation.

All 50 IP connector connections are tied through. All connections are tied directly through the board for almost no added length and full current capability without sacrificing signal quality.

Dynamic Engineering uses the IP-Connector-Saver to test our IP Carriers without wearing out the connectors on our IP-Test modules. While the IP connectors are high quality; rated for 200 mating cycles, in a test environment 200 cycles does not last long. We were tired of reworking our test cards and decided to do something about it. IP-Connector-Saver is the result.


Ordering Information
IP-Connector-Saver IndustryPack® connector stacking device for test and production. Sold in pairs.




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Dynamic Engineering has extensive experience in the design of IndustryPack® Compatible hardware. Please contact us when you need a custom design or a modification to an existing design. Please refer to our on-line catalog for more information about our design capabilities.


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