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BRAD HARRISON 130013 Actuator & Sensor Receptacle

The BRAD HARRISON 130013 is an actuator and sensor receptacle from the 130013 series, featuring a panel-mount design with a 1/2"-14 mounting thread size. It offers an IP67 rating and includes a 1 ft wire length with…

SKU 3G-OTH-49115

Brand
BRAD HARRISON
Item
130013 Actuator & Sensor Receptacle
Part Number
1R4004A20A120
Category
Actuator & Sensor Receptacles
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Technical Specifications

BRAD HARRISON
Manufacturer Part Number
1R4004A20A120
Series
130013
Pins
4
Wire Lg
1 ft
IP Rating
IP67
Mounting Style
Panel
Mounting Thread Size
1/2"-14

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Product Description

The BRAD HARRISON 130013 is an actuator and sensor receptacle from the 130013 series, featuring a panel-mount design with a 1/2"-14 mounting thread size. It offers an IP67 rating and includes a 1 ft wire length with 4 pins, identified by manufacturer part number 1R4004A20A120.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BRAD HARRISON 130013 receptacle used for?

The BRAD HARRISON 130013 external thread receptacle is used to connect actuators and sensors in industrial automation systems. Its IP67 rating makes it suitable for harsh environments where dust and water ingress must be prevented, such as in manufacturing plants and process control applications.

What are the specifications of the BRAD HARRISON 130013?

The BRAD HARRISON 130013 is a panel-mount actuator and sensor receptacle with a 1/2"-14 mounting thread size. It has an IP67 rating, 4 pins, and a 1 ft wire length. The manufacturer part number is 1R4004A20A120, and it is part of the 130013 series.

Where to buy the BRAD HARRISON 130013 worldwide?

You can source the BRAD HARRISON 130013 receptacle through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this item.

How to install the BRAD HARRISON 130013 receptacle?

To install the BRAD HARRISON 130013, mount it into a panel using the 1/2"-14 threaded hole and secure it with a locknut. Ensure the mating connector is properly aligned with the 4 pins before tightening. Verify the IP67 seal is intact to maintain environmental protection.

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Common applications for BRAD HARRISON
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