OPTO 22 GRV-TEX-26F6 26-Wire Cable for groov I/O Modules

EIN NP Opto22 400

Oct 15, 2019

The GRV-TEX-26F6 cable provides neat, protected wiring from the terminal connector of a groov I/O module to your field devices. The cable is six feet (1.8 m) long.

Installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting are faster and simpler with the GRV-TEX-26F6. The terminal connector at one end of the cable easily replaces the terminal connector that comes with each module. The 20-gauge, color-coded flying leads can be trimmed to any desired length and a heat-shrinkable neck band helps keep the flying leads bundled together, minimizing entanglement.

The wiring is straight through; there are no terminal connections. You can use this cable with digital and analog input and output modules. See the data sheet for details.

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