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Motor Extension Cables
We offer and assortment of sizes and types of extension cables. The low cost Ethernet cables have been tested and approved for use with all of our controls.
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- Different sizes
- Economical
- Specifically for use with PULSEROLLER controllers
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CAD Drawing
Part Number: CACRSC-EXT-XXX
Description: PulseRoller Motor Extension Harness drawing in DWG format. Typically used between any Motor Roller with 9 Pin JST type connecor to our ConveyeyLinx or IQZonz modules. Standard lengths are XXX = 50, 150, 150, and 200 cm -
PDF Drawing
Part Number: CACRSC-EXT-XXX
Description: PulseRoller Motor Extension Harness drawing in PDF format. Typically used between any Motor Roller with 9 Pin JST type connecor to our ConveyeyLinx or IQZonz modules. Standard lengths are XXX = 50, 150, 150, and 200 cm
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