Ethernet and Power in 1 Connector

[drusso]

Looking to install an HMI with an E STOP in a Stainless steel enclosure mounted permanently

The PLC is mounted to a portable machine that will be rolled away for maintenance.

Looking for a quick disconnect with ethernet and a couple of pins we can use for 24vdc and an Estop.

Has anybody found as clean solution using only1 connector?

 

thanks

 

[Crossbow]

Typically power and communications will be 2 different plugs.  I've never seen one with Ethernet and extra signals.  Maybe you can get something like a MIL connector and solder it up yourself with the right signals.

[Jay Anthony]

There is a standard.   You might try adopting the POE pinout.

 

Power over Ethernet

[Crossbow]

On 5/13/2016 at 8:56 PM, Jay Anthony said:

There is a standard.   You might try adopting the POE pinout.

 

Power over Ethernet

POE isn't 24VDC.  Not from what I've read.

[Jay Anthony]

I was just saying it wouldn't be a bad idea to adopt the pinout for his application.

[Crossbow]

But then if a POE device is connected and those pins get 48V, that would be bad...

[a062549]

http://www.graceport.com/ maybe???

[Crossbow]

Grace makes plugs that can be mounted on a panel, and I love their products.  But it's not a cable, it's an access point.

[drusso]

I found the connector for the remote HMI panel we are installing.

The company that manufactures them is Harting.

The link is below.

https://b2b.harting.com/ebusiness/en/industrial-connectors-han/1100382

 

Thanks,

dave

[Jay Anthony]

So which connector did you choose?

[drusso]

The connector is module so it was multiple part numbers.

09140082733 - 8 pin female 

09140082633 - 8 pin male

09140014721  - ethernet female end

 09454001560 -  ethernet male end

09300100527 - hood