ITT Cannon has announced the launch of its high-performance CCS2 Electric Vehicle (EV) connector for the European charging station market.

High-quality solutions for the heavy and off-road vehicle market will be showcased by ITT’s Cannon brand at Bauma China 2018 in Shanghai (November 27-30). Engineered to perform in extreme conditions, Cannon’s connector products are ideal for the most demanding applications such as vehicles, machines and equipment in the construction and mining industries.

ITT’s Veam brand will preview its new MOVE modular series for harsh environment rolling stock and railway infrastructure applications at InnoTrans 2018, Hall 10.1, Stand 104 in Berlin. MOVE is a modular circular connector series that utilises a series of snap-in modules to deliver a variety of contact layouts that enable the transfer of power, signal and data in the same connector. Attendees at InnoTrans will be among th...

It has been announced that ITT Cannon has extended its contract with Efacec Electric Mobility. Efacec has been a longstanding partner of ITT Cannon, and will now use its High Power Charging (HPC) solution, comprised of a connector, cable and cooling unit, to power highway based EV charging stations across the United States and Europe.

The electrical vehicle industry continues to gather pace. The market is forecast to grow to $731bn by 2027 (Source: IDTechEx). Several factors around vehicle charging will be crucial to underpin future growth. Increased availability of charging stations, for example, will be essential to enable more widespread access to charging and reduce consumer ‘range anxiety’. Yet equally important for growing consumer acceptance of Electric...

A high-performance, ruggedised and cost-effective cable-to-cable connector series for reliable connections in harsh environments has been introduced by ITT’s Cannon brand. The CTC series is a simple-to-install, low-maintenance cable-to-cable interconnect solution, suitable for a wide variety of harsh environment vehicle applications where reliable signal circuits are critical to operating performance.

New advances in DC charging technology enabling the future of e-mobility will be showcased by ITT Cannon at EVS 30, the Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (Oct. 9-11) in Stuttgart, Germany. Expanding on ITT Cannon’s EV charging portfolio is the liquid cooled DC High Power Charging (HPC) solution. This intellectual property protected solution is comprised of a connector, cable and cooling unit.