DIN-Rail Industrial Cable Management & Patch Panel Module

Name: DIN-Rail Industrial Cable Management & Patch Panel Module NP-08LDR
Brand: KDT
SKU: NP-08LDR

Model NP-08LDR

The NP-08LDR industrial passive unit from the Cuprium series is a compact, highly rugged all-metal solution designed specifically for mounting on standard industrial DIN rails.

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Overview

The NP-08LDR industrial passive unit from the Cuprium series is a compact, highly rugged all-metal solution designed specifically for mounting on standard industrial DIN rails. Built for the tight spaces inside electrical cabinets and for harsh industrial environments, this engineered module lets you manage cables and organize network ports with maximum reliability and physical stability.

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Model: NP-08LDR

Cable Management

Color: White
Size: 49X183X193 mm
Included: Cable Management
Material: Metal
Mounting: DIN-Rail
Performance Rating: High
Product Fits Into: KR-0802FDW, KR-0802FDWS
Manufacturer: KDT

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