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RS Components introduces Triton grounding jumper solutions from Molex to enable the safe management of high-power applications

UL certification provides quality, safety and reliability to protect operators and equipment from ESD and directing high currents to a safe ground

RS Components (RS), a trading brand of Electrocomponents plc (LSE: ECM), a global omni-channel solutions partner for industrial customers and suppliers, has introduced Molex’s Triton grounding jumpers for the safe management of high-power busbars. Unique to the industry, the range is UL-certified to deliver quality, safety and reliability.

Molex’s Triton grounding jumpers are effective for the distribution, control and conditioning of power in data centre, commercial vehicle and industrial applications. They protect operators and equipment from electrostatic discharge (ESD), directing electric current to safe ground.

“While many grounding jumper manufacturers claim they meet UL standards, they do not have certification,” said Brett Larrett, Portfolio Manager, Electronic Connectors at RS. “For example, the crimp may not be of high enough quality, which would negatively impact on grounding performance.”

Triton grounding jumpers have fused terminations which provide 93% solid termination throughout compression, giving them rugged connectivity, reduced thermal resistance and increased pull-out strength. They can also manage currents as high as 150A - if lightning strikes, the current is quickly and safely brought to ground. Customised versions are available upon request in various lengths and terminations.

Molex’s Triton grounding jumpers are now available from RS in the EMEA region.

For more information, please contact:
RS Components Ltd
Web: https://www.rs-online.com

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