Features
CANFB - CAN Copper to Fiber Optic Converter
The CANFB copper to fiber converter converts CAN signals from copper to
fiber and from fiber to copper. To connect two CAN devices with fiber
optic cable, two Model CANFB converters are required. Copper connections
are terminal block. Fiber connectors are standard ST connectors.
These serial to CAN converters feature a sturdy DIN Rail mount case is
4.0 x 3.4 x 1.4 in (9.3 x 8.6 x 3.6cm). A power supply of 10-30 VDC is
required.
-
Convert CAN Signals to Fiber and Fiber to CAN
-
Fiber is Naturally Resistant to Surges, Spikes and Electrical Noise
-
DIN Rail Mount
-
Terminal Block Connections for Copper
-
ST connectors for Fiber
CAN Repeater Boosts Signal to Increase the Number of Nodes and Has Optical Isolation to Stop Surges
CANOP - CAN Optically Isolated Repeater
The CANOP copper to fiber converter extends the node capacity of your
CAN (Control Area Network) system while it protects your CAN network
from component killing surges and transients. The CANOP is an optically
isolated CAN repeater that provides 2000 VDC of optical isolation, which
allows you to separate and protect critical segments of your system
from the rest of the CAN network. The CAN connection is by terminal
blocks.
A power supply of 10-30 VDC is required.
Model CANOP is housed in a rugged DIN-Rail mountable box, making it easy to install in an industrial cabinet.
|