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MB7985 Radio Bridge Connector Attached

MB7985 Radio Bridge Connector Attached

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    The MB7985 Radio Bridge connector allows LoRaWAN connectivity for any HR series sensor with TTL ouput.

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    To ensure easy integration with the Radio Bridge interface, we provide a 5ft cable to connect your sensor to the LoRaWAN Bridge.

    The MB7985 Radio Bridge connector allows LoRaWAN connectivity for any HR series sensor with TTL ouput.

     

    Contact our sales team at sensors@maxbotix.com

    Specs

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    Application: For Indoor and Outdoor use

    IP Rating: IP67

    Material: Copper and PVC

    Color: Black

    Cable length: 5ft

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