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	Product ID: NR-MB7954 Weight: 50 gms Price: Rs.210.63 Ask a question about this product
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	Introduction The MaxSonar Connection Wire is used to reduce interference caused by electrical noise on the lines. This cable is a great solution to use when running the sensors at a long distance or in an area with a lot of EMI and electrical noise. MaxBotix Inc., has successfully tested our sensors at a distance of 1,000 ft using this wire and it was as stable as if it were next to the power supply. Compatibility This accessory is compatible with the following sensor lines that MaxBotix Inc., sells. 4-20HR‑MaxSonar‑WR 4-20SC‑MaxSonar‑WR HRXL‑MaxSonar‑WR HRXL‑MaxSonar‑WRS SCXL‑MaxSonar‑WR SCXL‑MaxSonar‑WRS I2CXL‑MaxSonar‑WR XL‑MaxSonar‑WR Operates from 2.7-5.5V Shielded cable Maxbotics FAQ Visit forum for Online Discussion on this product
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