Endress+Hauser, CYK10 Series Cable, 5m Cable Length for Use with Sensor Accessories

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RS Stock No.:
256-6146
Distrelec Article No.:
303-51-185
Mfr. Part No.:
CYK10-A051
Brand:
Endress+Hauser
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Brand

Endress+Hauser

Accessory Type

Cable

For Use With

Sensor Accessories

Application

Cable & Connector

Series

CYK10

Cable Length

5m

Connector Type

Cable

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

CYK10 measuring cable is used with all sensors with Memosens plug-in head. Forget about moisture and benefit from completely safe signal transmission.


CYK10 guarantees absolute water-proof connection of Memosens sensors to the transmitter. Its inductive coupling shows no contact corrosion and guarantees galvanic isolation of transmitter and medium. Simply forget about limited cable length, interfering potentials or moisture and benefit from completely safe and reliable signal transmission.

The Endress+Hausers memosens extension cable is used for the connection of digital fixed-cable sensors with Memosens protocol. It can be extended with junction boxes.

Absolute waterproof connection
No corrosion of contacts
No influence of interfering potentials thanks to galvanic isolation of transmitter and medium

Key Benefits


Memosens data cable for all sensors with Memosens plug-in head
Maximum process safety via non-contact, inductive and digital signal transmission
No contact corrosion, absolutely watertight, no interference potential
Increased availability of the measuring point: Digital data transmission provides an automatic error message if the signal is lost

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