Dates
10–13 Nov 2026
Venue
Messe München
Stand
Hall B2 · Booth 265
Focus
Circular connectors
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On-Site Highlights
electronica 2026 opened in Munich on 10 November, and for four days the halls filled with equipment builders, system integrators and sourcing teams working through the same question from different angles: which connection survives the next ten years of the application.
At Hall B2, Booth 265, Renhotec organised the stand as five display walls — Industrial, AI High Speed, Automotive, ESS Connector and Telecom — so a visitor could walk from a machine-level M12 interface to a data-centre harness in a few steps. Samples, cable assemblies and printed catalogues were laid out on the counters for direct comparison.
Traffic was steady from the first morning. Most conversations started with an application rather than a part number: what the cable runs past, how often it is mated, and who assembles it. Our engineers worked through panels, drawings and samples at the meeting table, and where a catalogue part did not fit, the discussion moved straight to customisation — housing format, cable length, pin-out and overmoulding.
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Popular Products & Advanced Solutions, All in One Place.
At this year’s exhibition, Renhotec showcased a range of new product launches, industry-specific solutions, and proven application examples across key industry sectors, including AI infrastructure and data centers, industrial automation, smart manufacturing, electric vehicles (EVs), liquid cooling systems, robotics, connectivity, energy storage, and solar power.
Industrial connectors and field connections
Industrial automation & robotics
M-Series connectors and cable assemblies
M5, M8, M9, M12, M16, M23 and 7/8″ — field-wireable connectors, panel receptacles and overmoulded cable assemblies. A / B / D / X codings for sensors, fieldbus and Ethernet, plus S / T / K / L / M power codings.
I/O system & field wiring
Distribution boxes
M8 and M12 sensor boxes, PCB-interface versions and cable versions. They collect a group of sensor runs into one trunk cable, so fault-finding becomes reading an LED instead of tracing a loom.
Outdoor surveillance
Waterproof connectors
Sealed cable connectors, panel receptacles and overmoulded leads for camera housings and outdoor equipment — plus waterproof RJ45 and USB versions where the signal is data rather than power.
Outdoor lighting
SP series
The SP range — SP13, SP17, SP21 and SP29 — with bayonet-style locking and sealed cable and panel versions, which is why it turns up in outdoor lighting, signage and stage equipment.
Underwater robotics
Underwater connectors
Bulkhead and inline connectors for ROV, subsea and pool equipment, supplied as matched cable assemblies so the termination is tested before it goes into the water.
Marine
NMEA 2000
The boat-network side of the stand: NMEA 2000 connectors, T-pieces, terminators and drop cables, plus starter kits for builders wiring a new network from scratch.
Automotive and energy storage connections
Two adjacent ranges shared the same wall, and both drew a steady stream of questions from visitors working across automation and e-mobility projects.
Automotive
EV, camera and in-vehicle data
- EV Series connectors for high-voltage runs
- Mini-FAKRA camera links and HSD data interconnects
- Assembled high-speed harnesses shown alongside
Energy Storage
Battery pack and rack connections
- Battery storage connectors for pack and rack wiring
- Liquid-cooling and solar power connection samples
- Matched cable assemblies for series production
Cable assemblies across the display
Cable assembly samples include high-speed, circular-interface and RF configurations. The booth’s application panels also introduce PCIe, MCIO, SlimSAS and active optical cables for AI server and data-center discussions, alongside liquid-cooling and solar-power connection topics.
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Welcome to B2.265
The stand stays open to the end of the show, and the team is available for visitors who would rather bring a drawing than a catalogue number. If you are planning a visit, the fastest way to get a useful answer is to bring the interface you currently use, the environment the cable sees, and the quantity you expect — that is usually enough to settle the series in one conversation.
If Munich is not on your route this year, the same engineers can review an application remotely and come back with a suitable configuration.
Come and see the range in person
Connector samples, cable assemblies and the full circular range are on display for the remaining days of electronica 2026.
Where
Messe München, Germany
Hall B2 · Booth 265
Opening hours
10–12 Nov: 09:00–18:00
13 Nov: 09:00–15:00
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