ETHERLINE® PROFINET: What Changes When You Specify a PROFINET Cable
ETHERLINE® PROFINET: WHAT CHANGES WHEN YOU SPECIFY A PROFINET CABLE What is the difference between PROFINET Type A, Type B, and Type C cables? Type A is a fixed-installation cable...
The RE Connectivity Toolkit: A Selection Guide for Solar and Wind
A solar farm requires several cable types working together: 1500V DC solar cables for string-to-combiner connections (where EPIC® SOLAR connectors provide full compatibility across both ends), AC power cables for...
Cables and Connectors from One Source: Why Integrated Connectivity Matters
Sourcing cables and connectors from a single manufacturer provides matched components designed to work together, single-source accountability when issues arise and simplified procurement with one point of contact. LAPP is...
Pre-Assembled Cable Solutions: Why OEMs Are Outsourcing Harnessing
Pre-assembled cable harnesses eliminate on-site assembly variability, reduce commissioning time by up to 40% and provide full electrical testing with traceability documentation. Factory-assembled cables from LAPP use matched ÖLFLEX® cables...
Semiconductor Fab Connectivity: Cleanroom-Compatible Cables and Connectors
Semiconductor cleanrooms require cables certified to ISO Class 1 or 2 standards, tested by accredited institutions like Fraunhofer IPA for minimal particle emission. These cables must be halogen-free (IEC 60754-1/2),...
Battery Energy Storage Systems: Cabling and Connectivity for Grid-Scale Storage
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) require specialised cables rated for DC voltages up to 1500V, continuous operation at temperatures from -40°C to +120°C, and halogen-free flame-retardant construction that meets IEC...
BEYOND CABLES: LAPP DESIGNS AND MANUFACTURES EPIC® INDUSTRIAL CONNECTORS
Did you know LAPP makes industrial connectors? LAPP engineers and produces EPIC® industrial connectors for power, signal and data transmission in harsh industrial environments. The EPIC® range covers rectangular connectors...
