KINGDATA
KINGDATA Industrial Compact Flash 2pack 512MB FAT16 Type I 2 in 1 accessory
Two 512 MB industrial CompactFlash cards with metal shells and FAT16 formatting for legacy cameras and PLCs
- Operates from -25 to 85 °C for factory-floor reliability
- Stores at -40 to 85 °C for arctic backup durability
- Metal-reinforced 43.036.03.3 mm shell with FAT16 fits industrial PLCs and legacy cameras
- SLC chip rated for 100000 write cycles extends service life
- Works with CNC machines, medical devices, signage and vintage digital cameras
Industrial Memory for Legacy Systems
This two-pack supplies 512 MB CompactFlash cards formatted in FAT16 with Type I dimensions. They target engineers maintaining PLCs, CNC machines, medical devices or digital signage, and photographers using older Nikon or Canon cameras that require the legacy file system.
Upgrade From Smaller or Worn Cards
The jump is worth it when existing media falls below 512 MB, shows read errors after heavy write cycles, or cannot survive the specified operating range of -25 to 85 °C. SLC chips rated for 100,000 cycles and a metal-reinforced shell address both endurance and physical durability in harsh environments.
Verify Slot and Boot Files First
Confirm the host device accepts Type I CompactFlash cards measuring 43.036.03.3 mm and supports FAT16 formatting. Industrial equipment often ships with essential boot files pre-loaded; these must be retained for correct operation, whereas legacy cameras allow their removal if desired.
Highlights
- Operates from -25 to 85 °C for factory-floor reliability
- Stores at -40 to 85 °C for arctic backup durability
- Metal-reinforced 43.036.03.3 mm shell with FAT16 fits industrial PLCs and legacy cameras
- SLC chip rated for 100000 write cycles extends service life
- Works with CNC machines, medical devices, signage and vintage digital cameras
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the exact dimensions of the metal-reinforced shell on these Type I Compact Flash cards?
The metal-reinforced shell measures 43.036.03.3 mm, matching the standard Type I form factor for industrial equipment and legacy cameras.
Which step must be followed during installation to keep industrial PLCs and CNC machines working correctly?
Retain the factory-installed boot files on the card; do not delete or format them, as they are essential for device operation and compatibility.
How many write cycles can each SLC chip endure before replacement becomes necessary?
Each SLC chip is rated for 100,000 write cycles, providing long-term reliability for industrial data logging and legacy camera use.
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