µCAN-BOX Family
Description
MicroControl’s I/O modules of the µCAN-BOX product family provide the link for digital and analogue I/O signal networking on a CAN bus. The premium electronics of our µCAN modules facilitates connection of a wide range of sensors and actuators. A/D conversion directly on the spot has significant advantages: due to their robust design the modules may be installed directly at the signal source – even in adverse environmental conditions. An additional control cabinet is not needed. The electronics of the µCAN-BOX series is tightly packed in a rugged aluminium casing (IP66 rated) protecting it reliably from dust and water. Signal wires may be connected via metric cable connectors or M12 plug-in connectors.
- Electronic data processing - microcomputers
- Microcontrol Specifications
- Microcontrol Pressure
Manufacturer/ Producer
53844 Troisdorf - Germany
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