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9.7 inch internal power cable, compact form factor, standard finish

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 9.7 inch internal power cable

SKU CH-JNR6-Q0RWJ

Connects internal components with a compact 9.7 inch length for tight builds

  • Compact 9.7 inch cable fits tight chassis
  • Metal-shell connectors resist vibration in industrial gear
  • High-definition signal path supports BNC HDMI VGA AV
  • New condition ensures reliable power delivery

9.7 inch LCD monitor for industrial use

This 9.7 inch LCD monitor has a metal shell and supports BNC, HDMI, VGA and AV inputs. It is designed for high-definition display in industrial equipment monitoring and security applications. The unit arrives in new condition.

Suits buyers needing a compact multi-input display

Buyers who need a touchscreen interface should look elsewhere. Those requiring a larger screen diagonal or a different mounting standard should consider other options. Users without BNC, HDMI, VGA or AV sources cannot connect this monitor.

Highlights

  • Compact 9.7 inch cable fits tight chassis
  • Metal-shell connectors resist vibration in industrial gear
  • High-definition signal path supports BNC HDMI VGA AV
  • New condition ensures reliable power delivery

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I route the 9.7 inch internal power cable inside a metal-shell monitor without pinching the wires?

Feed the cable through the monitor's internal cable channels before securing the metal shell, keeping the power leads away from sharp bracket edges and the BNC or HDMI ports to avoid insulation damage.

When should I replace the 9.7 inch internal power cable in an industrial monitoring setup?

Replace the cable if the insulation shows cracking, the connectors become loose on the BNC, HDMI, VGA or AV ports, or the monitor exhibits intermittent power loss during continuous operation.

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