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Ruth's sister PCI-1761 Rev.A1 internal power cable

SKU CH-2R64-K9NRX

Internal power cable for Advantech data acquisition card with eight relay outputs, 100% tested

  • Compatible with Advantech PCI-1761 Rev.A1 cards
  • Provides 8 relay output connections for data acquisition
  • 100% tested for reliable operation
  • New internal power cable for industrial systems

Ruth's sister PCI-1761 Rev.A1 cable

This internal power cable connects to Advantech data acquisition cards with eight relay outputs. It is built for engineers and system integrators maintaining industrial measurement or control rigs. The part arrives new and has been fully tested before shipment.

Replaces worn or missing loom for PCI-1761 cards

Swap it in when the original harness is damaged, lost during a chassis move, or when adding a spare card to an existing rack. The upgrade is worth it only if the host system already uses the matching Advantech board with eight relay channels. Builders needing a different pin count or a non-Advantech interface should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Advantech PCI-1761 Rev.A1 cards
  • Provides 8 relay output connections for data acquisition
  • 100% tested for reliable operation
  • New internal power cable for industrial systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What slot width does the PCI-1761 Rev.A1 bracket occupy?

The PCI-1761 Rev.A1 uses a standard single-slot PCI bracket, so it fits one expansion opening in any ATX or compatible chassis.

Which step is often missed when installing the PCI-1761 Rev.A1?

After seating the card, connect the internal relay-output cable to the card's header before closing the case; forgetting this cable leaves the eight outputs inactive.

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