ENCLOSURE COMPARISON
View our digital comparison chart below, or use this link to download our printer-friendly pdf version.
ENCLOSURE COMPARISON
View our digital comparison chart below, or use this link to download our printer-friendly pdf version.
CT Boxes
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Provides connection for remotely installed sensors to portable data collectors |
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Optional cord grip or conduit inputs provide quick & secure cable entry to the enclosure |
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Withstands harsh factory and outdoor environments |
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Covered BNCs |
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Quick release terminal blocks |
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Fiberglass and stainless steel options available |
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Sloped top and modular box options available |
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Optional continuous output |
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Minimum sensor inputs and outputs |
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Maximum sensor inputs and outputs |
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Fold-forward panel for easy wiring |
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IEPE bias indicator light |
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Cost rating (1 - 5) |
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Please ensure that all Columns Have the same number of rows. (Each product has the same number of features)
USE CTC CABLE REDUCTION BOXES WITH SWITCH BOXES OR MAXX BOXESCable reduction boxes are a great way to save money on long cable runs and eliminate cable clutter. CTC cable reduction boxes can reduce the individual cables of 12 or 16 accelerometers to one multi-conductor cable. Input wiring from each sensor is wired to the enclosure via three-position terminal blocks. Each terminal block includes three inputs – positive, negative, and shield, which is earth grounded via an external ground stud mounted to the side of the enclosure – as well as three outputs for corresponding wiring. Multi-conductor cabling with 12 or 16 paired wires within a PVC jacket is wired to the output side of each terminal block inside the enclosure. The cable exits through the bottom of the box as one single multi-conductor cable to provide input to a vibration switch box or MAXX box for data collection. 
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