Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Analogue signal converter for Weidmüller systems with part number 7760054179
The 7760054179 EPAK-CI-CO-ILP converts analogue signals for Weidmüller systems. It functions as an internal power cable component within industrial control cabinets. Engineers and maintenance technicians use it to adapt signal levels for compatible automation equipment.
The converter is built for direct integration with Weidmüller terminal blocks and mounting rails. Its form factor suits standard DIN rail installations inside panels. The housing protects internal contacts from dust and vibration in industrial environments. Wiring connects through the designated Weidmüller interface without adapters.
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The 7760054179 is an EPAK-CI-CO-ILP analogue signal converter designed for Weidmüller systems.
The 7760054179 fits standard internal cable routing and connects to compatible Weidmüller terminals.
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