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HKM-241875 12V Monitoring Power Cord, DC One-in-Four Connector, 20A Current, Black, 0.39m Length

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HKM-241875 12V Monitoring Power Cord, DC One-in-Four Connector, 20A Current, Black, 0.39m LengthIntroducing the HKM 241875 12V Monitoring Power Cord, a reliable solution designed to streamline your monitoring needs with a versatile DC one in four connector. Crafted from high quality materials, this power cord is engineered to handle a maximum transmission current of 20A, making it ideal for various applications that require stable and efficient power delivery. Measuring 0. 39 meters in length, the HKM 241875 offers the perfect balance of

Introducing the HKM-241875 12V Monitoring Power Cord, a reliable solution designed to streamline your monitoring needs with a versatile DC one-in-four connector. Crafted from high-quality materials, this power cord is engineered to handle a maximum transmission current of 20A, making it ideal for various applications that require stable and efficient power delivery.

Measuring 0.39 meters in length, the HKM-241875 offers the perfect balance of flexibility and reach, ensuring that you can connect your devices with ease. Its black sheath not only provides a sleek appearance but also ensures durability and protection for the internal copper core, which guarantees efficient conductivity.

Key features of the HKM-241875 include:

- DC one-in-four connector for multiple device connections
- Maximum transmission power of 80W
- Compatible with a wide voltage range of 1V to 38V
- Reliable inner positive/outer negative power polarity
- Custom processing options to fit your specific needs

Whether you're setting up a monitoring system or enhancing your existing setup, this power cord is designed to meet your expectations while ensuring high-quality performance. The HKM-241875 is a valuable addition for anyone looking to streamline their monitoring processes, providing dependable connectivity in a compact design.

Product information:
Item No.: DC one-point four-monitoring line
Model: dc one minute four monitoring power cord
Sheath material: other
Number of cores: To be determined
Maximum outer diameter of wire: To be determined (mm)
Nominal section: To be determined (mm2)
Product Certification: To be determined
Length: 0.39 (m)
Sheath thickness: To be determined
Interface type: dc one in four
Custom processing: Yes
Temperature resistance: monitoring
Scope of application: monitoring
Wire core material: copper core
Insulation material: To be determined
Resistance: To be determined
Wire specifications: To be determined
Output connector size: 5.5mm*2.1mm
Input connector size: 5.5mm*2.1/2.5mm
Connector power polarity: inner+/outer-
Maximum transmission current: 20A
Transmission power: 80W
Transmission voltage: 1V~38V
Factory quality: Class A export
Colour: Black


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Power cord*1

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