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Maretron Micro Inline Termination Resistor IT-CM-CF
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- SKU:
- CW31795
- UPC:
- 8.73804E+11
- MPN:
- IT-CM-CF
- Condition:
- New
Description
Micro Inline Termination Resistor
The inline terminator is used where the NMEA 2000® network is terminated at a product, for example the top of the mast at a weather instrument or GPS antenna/receiver. The inline terminator plugs directly into the product with the other end connected to the network cable
Micro Termination resistors usually terminate the network by plugging into a tee. The inline terminator doesn't require a tee and easily fits within an instrument's mounting pipe where a tee wouldn't
Rugged, IP-68 rated connectors (submersible) for continued connection integrity in marine environment
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The inline terminator is used where the NMEA 2000® network is terminated at a product, for example the top of the mast at a weather instrument or GPS antenna/receiver. The inline terminator plugs directly into the product with the other end connected to the network cable
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