Scott Equipment Company supports Canfield Connector industrial connectivity, solenoid-valve interfaces, sensors, timers and electronic control products for manufacturers, OEMs and maintenance teams throughout North and South Carolina.
Canfield Connector Industrial Connectivity, Sensors & Electronics
Canfield Connector manufactures industrial interconnection and electronic products for valves, actuators, mobile equipment and automation systems. Its current portfolio includes DIN/EN 175301-803 solenoid-valve connectors, GatorMate™ Deutsch-style connectors, CANFAST® M8/M12 round connectors, cylinder proximity sensors, tilt and inclination sensors, proportional solenoid drivers, timers, condensate-drain controls and custom electronic or molded assemblies.
Industrial Connectivity and Electronics Built Around Solenoid-Valve Applications
Canfield Connector was founded in 1977 in Canfield, Ohio and entered the North American solenoid-valve market with DIN-style valve operators and mating connectors in 1980. The company later expanded into molded connectors, timers, proportional solenoid drivers, cylinder-position sensors and application-specific electronic products, supported by in-house molding and electronics manufacturing capabilities.
Solenoid-Valve Connectivity Expertise
DIN-style valve connectors remain a core Canfield product area, with field-wireable and fully molded configurations in MINI, ISO and Sub-Micro formats plus lighting, suppression, rectification and other electronic options.
Industrial and Mobile Connectivity
CANFAST® round connectors and GatorMate™ Deutsch-style products extend Canfield connectivity into sensors, actuators, mobile hydraulics, CAN-bus and harsh-environment equipment.
Electronics and Sensing Beyond the Connector
Cylinder sensors, inclination products, proportional drivers, solid-state timers and custom assemblies combine Canfield’s connection technology with application-specific control and diagnostic functions.
Explore Canfield Connector Products
Use these product areas as a starting point for solenoid-valve wiring, sensor and actuator connections, mobile-equipment connectivity, cylinder-position feedback, electronic valve control and machine-timing applications.
DIN / EN 175301-803 Solenoid-Valve Connectors
Canfield offers field-wireable and fully molded solenoid-valve connectors in MINI, ISO and Sub-Micro 8 mm or 9.4 mm formats. Available functions include indicator lights, surge suppression, bridge rectification and other integrated electronics for valve applications.
Explore solenoid-valve connectors →GatorMate™ & CANFAST® Connectivity
GatorMate™ 2-, 3- and 4-pin Deutsch-style molded connectors support rugged mobile and industrial equipment, while CANFAST® M8 and M12 round connectors provide molded sensor and actuator connectivity in multiple wiring and shielding configurations.
Explore GatorMate connectors →Cylinder Proximity Sensors
Magnetic proximity sensors provide cylinder-position feedback across multiple actuator styles and mounting arrangements, including reed and electronic sensor technologies and products for demanding or hazardous-location applications.
Explore cylinder sensors →Inclination Sensing & Tilt Switching
Electronic tilt switches and inclinometers support angle and orientation measurement in mobile equipment, factory automation, construction, solar and other applications. Current options include network-capable products for J1939 and CANopen systems.
Explore tilt and inclination products →Proportional & Solenoid Drivers
Canfield electronic drivers provide compact control for proportional and conventional solenoids. Products include DIN-connector and block-module formats as well as driver designs that reduce holding current after solenoid pull-in.
Explore proportional drivers →Timers, Condensate Controls & Custom Assemblies
Solid-state DIN and block timers provide configurable timing and logic functions, while condensate-removal timers can automate drain-valve cycling. Canfield also develops molded connectors, sensor/valve combinations and other custom electronic assemblies for OEM applications.
Explore timers and electronics →Help Identify and Apply Canfield Connectivity & Electronics
Our Sales and Technical Teams can help review connector form, pin spacing, voltage, current, cable type, lighting or suppression requirements, sensor mounting and output, timing logic and environmental conditions. We can also coordinate Canfield products with valves, cylinders, PLCs, mobile controls and supporting automation hardware.
DIN Connector Identification
Review DIN/EN form, pin spacing, field-wireable versus molded construction, voltage, current, cable entry and required indicator, suppression or rectifier functions.
Sensor & Mobile Connector Selection
Match cylinder sensors, M8/M12 connectors, Deutsch-style connectors or inclination devices to mounting, electrical interface and environmental requirements.
Timer & Driver Applications
Review voltage, output type, timing mode, time range, solenoid characteristics and control-signal requirements for timers and electronic drivers.
WBIYII Connectivity Kits
Organize valve connectors, cordsets, sensors, timers, fittings, valves and related controls into repeatable WBIYII assemblies or installation-ready kits.
Selection note: Final product selection should be verified against connector standard, pin arrangement, voltage, current, conductor size, cable type, environmental rating, electrical suppression, sensor output, mounting, temperature and machine requirements. Networked mobile applications should also verify protocol, termination and wiring requirements for the complete CAN/J1939 or CANopen system.
Product, Engineering and Application Resources
Use these resources to browse current Canfield products, review wiring and sensor guidance, compare related connectivity technologies and plan repeatable installations.
Explore Supporting Automation Technologies
Canfield Connector products commonly interface with solenoid valves, pneumatic cylinders, hydraulic equipment, PLCs, sensors and industrial networking hardware.
Need Help with a Valve Connector, Sensor or Electronic Control?
Share the existing part number, connector form or pin spacing, voltage, cable requirements, sensor or timer function and operating environment. Scott Equipment Company can help identify Canfield Connector options and coordinate the supporting automation components.