Connector 2 Gender: Male

Sheath Material: PVC

Connector 1 Number of Contacts: 4

Connector 1 Orientation: Straight

Connector 1 Gender: Male

Armoured: No

Length: 2m

Insulation Material: PVC

Connector 2: USB A

Number of Cores: 4

Connector 1: M8

The Sick DSL-8U04G02M025KM1 is a specialised cable assembly designed for PCs and various industrial applications. This cable, equipped with a connector, is part of Sick’s product lineup, known for its high-quality industrial automation solutions. It is a crucial link in connecting Sick sensors and devices to a PC or control system. Its long cable length, plug-and-play convenience, and compatibility with Sick sensors make it valuable in achieving efficient and reliable data transfer and analysis in industrial environments.

• Cable Length and Connectors

This cable assembly comes with a cable length of 25 meters, offering flexibility in positioning Sick sensors and devices within an industrial environment. It features connectors on both ends, ensuring easy and secure connections to the sensor and the PC or control system.

• Plug-and-Play Convenience

The inclusion of connectors on both ends of the cable simplifies installation and setup. Users can easily plug the connectors into compatible ports, eliminating the need for manual wiring and reducing the risk of connection errors. This plug-and-play convenience saves time and minimises installation complexities.

Purpose and Usage

• This cable with a connector is precisely engineered to facilitate communication between Sick sensors and a PC or control system.
• It allows for transferring data, commands, and information, enabling real-time monitoring, control, and data analysis in industrial automation and control applications.

The Sick DSL-8U04G02M025KM1, Cable with Connector, For Use With PC: Versatility in Industrial Applications

The DSL-8U04G02M025KM1 cable is versatile and finds applications across various industrial sectors, including:

• Manufacturing
• Logistics
• Automotive
• Pharmaceuticals
• Reliable data communication between sensors and control systems is crucial for process efficiency and quality control.