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Communication system

March 8, 2004
Communication system The XANT explosionproof wireless I/O transmitter/receiver system features a cast aluminum enclosure that houses a transmitter and antenna and includes a wire sealing chamber. The system delivers 1W of transmitter power, three contact outputs rated 120VAC at 0.5A, and an analog signal of 4mA to 20mA. It has a 600-ft to 1,000-ft obstructed line of sight and frequency hopping spread

Communication system

Ecmweb Com Images Archive 403ecpow08b

The XANT explosionproof wireless I/O transmitter/receiver system features a cast aluminum enclosure that houses a transmitter and antenna and includes a wire sealing chamber. The system delivers 1W of transmitter power, three contact outputs rated 120VAC at 0.5A, and an analog signal of 4mA to 20mA. It has a 600-ft to 1,000-ft obstructed line of sight and frequency hopping spread spectrum technology. The system comprises a 17.5-mm wide DIN-rail mounted transmitter and receiver, and stainless steel hardware.

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