TSXCANCD50 – CANopen cable – for harsh environment – IP20 – 50 m Schneider Electric This product is part of the CANopen range, an offer of connection components. This CANopen cable is a low smoke, zero halogen and flame-retardant cable, an accessory of variable speed drive. The length of this cable is 50m. Its wide range of operating temperature between -10°C and 70°C and its resistance to hydrocarbons, industrial oils, detergents, solder splashes makes it suitable for harsh environment. The cable configuration is (2 x 22AWG) + (2 x 24AWG). It is an IP20 rated product. It weighs 3.51kg. It is used to connect via SUB-D connector with VWA3618 CANopen card. It is compatible for Altivar 32 communication buses and networks. It is suitable for used in material handling, hoisting, wood machines, process machines etc. This product is certified by CE. This range is open to all communication networks, applications, users, and provides ingenious solutions for all specific requirements. CANopen cable – for harsh environment – IP20 – 50 m TSXCANCD50 – Modicon Premium
TSXCANCD50 – CANopen cable – for harsh environment – IP20 – 50 m Schneider Electric is a Schneider Electric product designed for professional electrical, automation, and infrastructure applications.
This product forms part of the CANopen range and is suitable for installers, contractors, panel builders, maintenance teams, and buyers looking for reliable Schneider Electric components with proven performance and compatibility.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Schneider Electric
- Series: CANopen
- IP Rating: IP20
Key Features
- Part of the CANopen range
- IP20 ingress protection
Applications
- Industrial automation
- Commercial electrical installations
- Control and protection systems
- Infrastructure and maintenance projects
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