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Bus terminals have extended temperature range

1 April 2011 Enclosures, Cabling & Connectors

With the extension of the operating temperature range for selected standard Bus terminals and couplers to between -20 and +60°C (-4 and 140°F), Beckhoff can support applications in extreme climatic zones. The storage temperature of the ET Bus Terminals (extended temperature) is specified as an impressive -40 to +85°C (-40 and 185°F). Visit Hall 5, Stand J1 to find out more.

For more information contact Kenneth McPherson, Beckhoff Automation, +27 (0)11 795 2898, [email protected] , www.beckhoff.co.za



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