Material:High-quality, durable conductive material
Length:5 meters
Connectivity:Robust connectors for secure device attachment
Insulation:Elastomeric insulation for flexibility and longevity
Environmental Rating:IP67 certified for dust and water resistance
Introducing the Schneider Electric BMXFCC501 Discrete Input/Output Cable, a critical component for enhancing the efficiency and reliability of your industrial automation systems. This cable is specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of various industries, offering superior performance under harsh environmental conditions.
Crafted from high-quality Teflon-insulated stranded copper conductors, the BMXFCC501 ensures excellent electrical properties and long-lasting durability. Its 18 AWG wire gauge provides a balance between flexibility and strength, making it suitable for both short and long-distance data transmission.
Equipped with a tinned copper braid shield, the cable effectively protects against electromagnetic interference, ensuring accurate data transfer even in noisy environments. The red and black insulation color coding aids in easy identification and management of different circuits within your system.
Featuring quick disconnect terminal block connectors, the BMXFCC501 enables rapid installation and maintenance without compromising on safety. This feature minimizes downtime and streamlines system setup and modifications.
With an operating temperature range of -40°C to +70°C, this cable is engineered to withstand extreme conditions encountered in industrial settings. Whether you’re dealing with freezing temperatures in a cold storage facility or high-temperature environments, the BMXFCC501 maintains its integrity and functionality.
Compliance with international safety standards such as UL, CE, and CSA ensures that the Schneider Electric BMXFCC501 Discrete Input/Output Cable meets the highest quality and safety benchmarks, giving you peace of mind and assurance when integrating it into your automation infrastructure.
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