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FTDI USB to RJ11 6P4C cable six feet long

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Ruth's sister FTDI USB TTL RJ11 6P4C Cable 6ft

SKU CH-M87V-QPQGQ

Connects Iskra ME382 and MT382 smart meters via USB TTL RJ11 6P4C interface

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable serial communication
  • RJ11 6P4C connector fits Iskra ME382 EN MT382 P1 port
  • 6 ft cable length gives flexible meter placement
  • New condition guarantees factory-fresh performance

FTDI USB TTL RJ11 Cable for Iskra Smart Meters

This FTDI USB TTL RJ11 6P4C cable connects Iskra ME382 EN and MT382 P1 port Dutch smart meters to a computer. It suits installers and energy-monitoring enthusiasts who need a direct serial link for reading consumption data. The 6 ft length provides reach between the meter enclosure and a nearby USB host. No driver installation is required beyond the standard FTDI virtual COM port.

FTDI Chipset Enables Plug-and-Play Serial Access

The genuine FTDI chipset ensures reliable USB-to-TTL conversion without counterfeit compatibility issues. It creates a standard virtual COM port recognised by Windows, Linux and macOS, so existing logging scripts work immediately. The RJ11 6P4C connector matches the P1 port pinout on supported Iskra meters, removing the need for custom wiring or adapters.

Highlights

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable serial communication
  • RJ11 6P4C connector fits Iskra ME382 EN MT382 P1 port
  • 6 ft cable length gives flexible meter placement
  • New condition guarantees factory-fresh performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the FTDI chip in this cable need driver updates or replacement over time?

The FTDI chip is a standard USB-to-serial bridge that rarely fails; keep OS drivers current and the cable itself needs no scheduled maintenance.

What limits continuous data logging through the RJ11 6P4C link to the P1 port?

Sustained logging is bounded by the USB 2.0 bulk-endpoint throughput and the smart meter's own P1 baud rate, not by the cable.

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