Smart Amp Extender (1 to 4 amps)
Smart Amplifier cables are 3-meters but for protocols that require more length, the MEC104D Smart Amplifier Extender adds 3-meters for up to four Smart Amplifiers. It consists of two extension boxes, one 3-meter I/O cable connecting the two extension boxes, and four RJ12 connection cables. One extension box connects up to four included cables to input channels of the AMI100D; up to four Smart Amplifiers plug into the other extender box. Multiple MEC104D extenders may be used simultaneously with an AMI100D.
While designed specifically for the Smart Amplifiers, the MEC104D may also be used with other high-level transducers, such as accelerometers.
Important! The MEC104D does not include any built-in isolation; if external equipment is connected to the MEC104D, an INISOA should be used for each external connection.
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