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Ruth's sister Micro USB to Near Infrared IR Meter Reader Optical Magnetic Adapter Cable

SKU CH-4EKS-03GNY

Connects a micro USB device to utility meters via near-infrared optical magnetic interface for electricity, gas and water data reading

  • Micro USB interface connects directly to meter readers
  • Near-infrared optical sensor reads electricity, gas and water meters
  • Magnetic adapter holds cable securely during data collection
  • New condition ensures reliable performance for utility monitoring

Optical Meter Reading Cable

This Micro USB to Near Infrared IR adapter connects utility meters to a host device for electricity, gas and water data collection. The magnetic optical head aligns with the meter's IR port to enable reading without direct electrical contact. It is intended for technicians and hobbyists gathering consumption data from compatible meters.

Suitable for IR Optical Interfaces

Users whose meters lack an infrared optical port cannot use this cable. Buyers requiring a different physical connector or communication protocol should select an alternative adapter.

Highlights

  • Micro USB interface connects directly to meter readers
  • Near-infrared optical sensor reads electricity, gas and water meters
  • Magnetic adapter holds cable securely during data collection
  • New condition ensures reliable performance for utility monitoring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the Micro USB connector do when I plug this into a laptop or power bank?

The Micro USB end supplies power and a data path to the optical head, so the meter reader draws its operating current directly from the host device.

How does the magnetic optical head attach to an electricity, gas or water meter?

The built-in magnet holds the infrared sensor against the meter's optical port, aligning the near-infrared beam for reliable data transfer.

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