0902027
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The code **0902027** most frequently refers to a specific part number within the **Harting** Han® series, which is a global standard for industrial connectors. Specifically, this number is a prefix or base part for the **Han® 3A** series of connectors.
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### Part Overview: Harting 0902027 Series
In the Harting catalog, parts beginning with `09 02 027` typically belong to the **Han D®** or **Han® Q** high-density insert families designed for the compact 3A size housing.
#### Technical Specifications Table
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Series** | Han® 3A (High Density) |
| **Insert Type** | Han D® (Crimp Terminal) |
| **Number of Contacts** | 7 or 8 + PE (depending on sub-model) |
| **Rated Current** | 10A |
| **Rated Voltage** | 50V to 250V (depending on pollution degree) |
| **Termination Method** | Crimp terminal |
| **Wire Gauge** | 0.14 mm² to 2.5 mm² (26-14 AWG) |
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### Common Variations
The digits following `0902027` indicate the specific gender and mounting style of the insert:
1. **09 02 027 3001**: Male insert (Pin), 7-pin + PE, Crimp termination.
2. **09 02 027 3101**: Female insert (Socket), 7-pin + PE, Crimp termination.
### Key Applications
These components are widely used in industrial automation for:
* **Robotics:** Connecting control signals to small actuators.
* **Machine Tools:** Compact power and signal distribution.
* **Control Cabinets:** Space-saving connections where standard Han E connectors are too large.
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### Installation Requirements
When using the 0902027 series, the following peripheral parts are usually required for a complete assembly:
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1. Crimp Contacts: (e.g., Harting 09 15 000 6101 for silver-plated pins).
2. Hood/Housing: Han 3A size metal or plastic housing.
3. Crimp Tool: For proper wire attachment to the removable contacts.
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What are the compatible crimp contacts for the 0902027 male insert?
- ⤷ Which Han 3A housings are recommended for harsh environments?
- ⤷ Can the 0902027 insert be used for power transmission or only signals?