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98 42 115 0201 HARTING Automation IT Industrial Cabling ISO/IEC 24 702 / EN 50 173-3 1 People | Power | Partnership HARTING & LEONI Ker p en wor ldwide Automation IT ny proc esses: Mar ke g tin g s at i o n ic un Appl ic p l at f o r m D nt Automation IT me www.HARTING.com on evel op The HARTING brand stands for outstanding quality and reliability worldwide. The exceptionally high standard of performance is based on an uncompromising quality management system, which is certified and audited on a regular basis to standards such as EN ISO 9001, the EU eco audit and ISO 14001:2004. ti Comm The HARTING Technology Group based in Espelkamp, East Westphalia, Germany, develops tailored electrical and electronic connector solutions and products for power distribution and data communications applications. The company also supplies a range of networking products. Harting was founded in 1945 and currently has around 2,600 employees worldwide. The vital importance of networking in bringing together customers, suppliers and technology and business partners continues to increase in today’s knowledge and information driven societies. This holds true for the domestic markets and even more so on the global stage. With subsidiaries in 25 countries, HARTING ensures the essential close proximity to its customers and markets. Local presence gives HARTING direct access to the dynamics of key markets and the capability to respond flexibly and rapidly according to specific requirements. Manu HARTING a fa c tu ri n Co a mp Automation IT stands for the strategic focus on a communications platform which supports all applications in the corporate-wide business context. It replaces all previous proprietary and bounded communication systems. LEONI Kerpen LEONI Kerpen is one of the leading players in the cable industry. The company has been successfully meeting the complex needs of the international cable markets for over 85 years. LEONI currently employs a workforce of more than 700 members of staff. The commitment to continuous further development and evolution is one of LEONI Kerpen’s core values. Firmly rooted in its rich tradition, the company has its sights set firmly on the future. LEONI has the vision to develop innovative, high-quality cables and cabling products which are always one step ahead of the current standards. Based on our extensive expertise in the development and production of cables and cabling systems, we serve the needs of customers at the high-end of the IT and industrial markets. LEONI Kerpen delivers future-proof passive system solutions based on copper and optical fiber technologies. Long-term success depends on a company’s ability to give customers what they need in a consistent process which extends from order placement, production and delivery all the way through to after-sales service and support. Quality, cost and above all speed are the success factors that ensure future growth. Structured, application-neutral cabling has now been standardized worldwide. The ISO/IEC 11801 and EN 50173 standards define data transmission characteristics, as well as planning, implementation and operational requirements. ISO/IEC 24702 and EN 50173-3 make the benefits of generic cabling available to industrial users around the world. HARTING and LEONI Kerpen have bundled their connector and cabling expertise to create a harmonized cabling system, giving investors and planners a cost-effective instrument for developing advanced corporate communications solutions. Users Installers Planners System Integrators Backed by a highly motivated, creative and professional workforce, LEONI Kerpen maintains a presence through its subsidiaries and sales offices in all of the world’s major markets. Quality is and will remain the benchmark at LEONI Kerpen, and this commitment to quality was verified for the first time when our quality management system was certified to DIN EN ISO 9001in 1990. The LEONI Kerpen environmental management system has been certified since 1998 (DIN ISO 14001). Powered by: www.leoni-kerpen.com 2 3 Automation IT - Industrial Cabling Automation IT - Industrial cabling Industrial premises TAILORED TO THE OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Our cabling system components provide the right level of protection on the production floor, in the shop or outdoors in any operating environment. MECHANICAL STRESS SHOCK AND VIBRATION FOR ALL TYPES OF INDUSTRIES HARTING and LEONI Kerpen offer universal cabling solutions serving the needs of all types of industries, while also enabling solutions tailored to specific needs. ISO/IEC 11801 EN 50173-2: Information Technology Generic cabling systems – Office premises CONDUCTIVE CONTAMINATION ISO/IEC 24702 EN 50173-3: ISO/IEC 11801 EN 50173-1: MOISTURE AND DUST Information Technology Generic cabling systems – Industrial premises Information Technology – Generic cabling systems – General requirements TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS CHEMICAL ATTACK ISO/IEC 15018 EN 50173-4: GENERIC CABLING Information Technology Generic cabling systems Homes AGGRESSIVE ATMOSPHERES Compliant cabling from HARTING and LEONI-Kerpen supports current and future migration strategies and is absolutely application neutral. The modular cabling solution delivers performance users need for today’s Fast Ethernet and 1 Gbit systems and for tomorrow’s 10 Gbit Ethernet. 4 WEATHERING AND UV RADIATION ISO/IEC 24764 EN 50173-5: Information Technology Generic cabling systems – Data centers EMC INTERFERENCE Powered by: 5 Automation IT - Industrial Cabling Automation it - Industrial Cabling ISO/IEC 24702 – cabling for industrial environments: The ISO/IEC 24702 industrial environment Environmental classification Industrial topology Industrial cabling has to function in a very broad spectrum of environments, ranging from semiconductor production in a cleanroom to extreme contamination in close proximity to a blast furnace. The MICE classification systems has been developed and documented in ISO/IEC 24702 to help users make the right choices for their particular circumstances The standardization of industrial cabling is derived from international cabling standard ISO/IEC 11801 to ensure seamless communication over compatible cabling. The acronym MICE refers to environmental factors which affect the cabling: This approach has a number of advantages for • M: Mechanical • I: Ingress Ingress Electromagnetic • C: Climatic, Chemical • E: Electromagnetic MICE classifications are broken down into three levels. M2I3C2E3 example: Operating environment for a drive in a production system. • M2: shock 100m/s2, vibration displacement amplitude 7,0mm/ 20m/s2 • I3 : IP 65/IP 67, particulate ingress 50µm, splash water and water jet protection • C2: -25°C to +70°C, humidity 5% to 95% (condensing), oil concentration