Honeywell MU-FOED02, 51197564-200, UCN Fiber Optic Extender

Operating Range:Up to 10 km

Data Rate:10 Mbps

Protocol Compatibility:Modbus RTU, CANopen, DeviceNet

Power Consumption:Less than 2 W

Environmental Conditions:Operating temperature: -20°C to +70°C, Storage temperature: -40°C to +85°C

Dimensions:100 mm x 50 mm x 30 mm

Connector Type:M12 connector

Enclosure Rating:IP67

    The Honeywell MU-FOED02, 51197564-200, UCN Fiber Optic Extender is engineered for seamless integration into complex industrial networks. Its advanced fiber optic technology ensures unparalleled reliability and minimal signal degradation over extended distances, making it ideal for applications where traditional copper cables might introduce interference or attenuation issues.

    This extender supports multiple protocols, including Modbus, CANopen, and DeviceNet, allowing it to serve as a versatile link between different network segments. Its compatibility with various industrial standards ensures a smooth transition from one system to another without requiring extensive software adjustments.

    With an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, the MU-FOED02 is designed for use in harsh industrial environments. It withstands extreme conditions without compromising performance, ensuring continuous operation in demanding settings such as oil refineries, manufacturing plants, and process control systems.

    The modular design of the Honeywell MU-FOED02, 51197564-200, UCN Fiber Optic Extender allows for easy installation and maintenance. Its compact size and robust construction minimize the footprint on the network infrastructure while providing the necessary durability to withstand frequent handling and environmental stress.

    In addition to its technical specifications, the Honeywell MU-FOED02 offers enhanced security features, including encryption capabilities, to protect sensitive data during transmission. This feature is particularly valuable in industries where data integrity and confidentiality are paramount, such as pharmaceutical production, chemical processing, and critical infrastructure management.