DEVICENET MICRO-C

DeviceNet cables can be used to network control devices for data exchange. They are often used in the automation industry. What are the benefits of using DeviceNet Micro-C? Well, by utilizing this type of cable you can create a network of electronic devices. These cables are primarily used as drop cables. However, they can also be used at the trunk line if needed. It just depends on network power requirements. These cables are field serviceable and can be sized to an exact length. Different connectors can be attached in the field to suit a variety of needs. NMEA 2000 DeviceNet Micro-C cables were developed primarily for marine applications. Basically, they let instruments work together and share data. If you have any questions about DeviceNet cables, contact a Pacer expert today.

Features:

• Share data between NMEA 2000 devices 
• Roll consists of 328 ft
• Up to 4 Amps
• Vibration resistance
• Ground circuit mates before other contacts
• Superior strain relief

Compliances:

• IEC IP67 Standard

Characteristics:

• Molded Connector: PVC Coupling Ring: Brass, Nickel
• Contacts: Brass Alloy, Gold Plated
• Cable: PVC Grey Jacket

Applications:

• NMEA 2000 is a low-cost data network operating at 250 Kbps and utilizing the Controller Area Network (CAN) Integrated Circuit (IC). It allows multiple electronic devices to be connected together on a common channel for the purpose of easily sharing information.