These replacement rubber plugs from Chauvin Arnoux are specifically designed for the current and voltage inputs of the PEL 105, PEL 106, PEL 115 measuring instruments, as well as the C.A 8435 and C.A 8436 power analysers. They serve as mechanical accessories for securely sealing unused inputs, protecting them from dust, moisture, and other environmental influences. Using these plugs contributes to maintaining operational safety and extending the service life of the measuring instruments.

Applications

The rubber plugs are designed for use in environments where the measuring instruments are not permanently in operation but still need to be protected from external influences. They are particularly suitable for mobile applications, where the devices are frequently transported or used in different environments. Sealing the inputs prevents dirt or moisture from entering, which could otherwise cause corrosion or malfunctions.

Functions and Equipment in Detail

The plugs are made of rubber, an elastic and durable material that ensures a tight seal of the inputs. They fit precisely into the designated sockets of the specified devices and provide a secure closure. Their function is to seal the inputs, preserving the integrity of the measuring instruments. Installation is simple and requires no additional tools or mounting aids.

Technology Explained Simply

The rubber plugs use physical fit to seal the inputs. The rubber material offers good elasticity, allowing it to conform to the shape of the sockets and create a tight connection. This prevents particles or moisture from entering, which could damage the electrical contacts. The plugs are not designed for power supply or data transmission, but solely for mechanical protection.

Compatibility and Accessories

The plugs are compatible with the PEL 105, PEL 106, PEL 115 models, as well as the C.A 8435 and C.A 8436 power analysers. They are designed as replacement parts to replace damaged or lost original plugs.

Installation and Mounting

Installation is done by simply inserting the plugs into the free current or voltage inputs of the devices. No additional fastening or tools are required. The plugs fit securely due to the elastic shape of the rubber and can be easily removed when needed.

Operational Advantages

Using the rubber plugs increases the operational safety of the measuring instruments by protecting the inputs from environmental influences. This reduces the risk of measurement errors or damage to the contacts. The simple handling and minimal space requirement make them a practical accessory for daily use in measurement technology.