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American Fibertek MTX-81B-SL
MTX-81B-SL American Fibertek | JMAC Supply
 

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Product Code: AMERICAN-FIBERTEK-MTX81BSL
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American Fibertek MTX-81B-SL


  • Also known as: MTX81BSL, AZ-MTX81BSL

    • The American Fibertek MTX81BSL is the module transmitter component of the 81B-SL series which multiplexes 8 total channels (4 contact in and 4 contact out) of dry latching contact closure on one singlemode fiber. A user-selectable feature allows the contact status to be maintained unchanged through power-cycle and loss-of-optical-power. A reset button is available to clear all contact status to the default state. A set of 8 LEDs on the transmitter and the receiver units indicates the channel(s) status. These systems require no field adjustments at installation or additional maintenance thereafter.

    Diagnostic indicators provide a quick visual indication of system status. The Afinety intelligent remote monitoring system is available on the Rack Card product, please consult factory. Equipment may be ordered as stand alone modules or rack cards that are mounted in the American Fibertek Card Cages: SR-20/2 or SR-20R/1.    		Features:
    • 4 Channels Bi-Directional, Form-C (Normally Open or Normally Closed) Dry Contact Closure
    • Latching Relays reduce power requirement
    • User-Selectable feature maintains Contact Status through Power-Cycle and Loss-of-Optical-Power
    • User Control to Reset all Contact Status
    • Diagnostics: Power, Optical Presence and Channel Indicators
    • High Density DB26 Data Connector with Adaptor to screw terminal


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