A compact metal housing rated for Class I, Division 1 hazardous locations is now available for the vendor’s intrinsically safe DX99 Wireless Node product line.
A DX99 Node provides power to sensors directly within a hazardous area, with an integrated battery power supply that produces an intrinsically safe (IS) power source for the radio transceiver and external third-party sensors. Equipped with its new housing, the DX99 Node is more versatile while maintaining its convenient single chamber design—placing the battery, wiring terminal and radio together for easy mounting and connection to sensors.
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