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A DeviceNet bus adapter with two slots and an IP67 enclosure rating
The Sick AD-ATM60-KR2DN is a DeviceNet bus adapter designed for industrial fieldbus installations. It provides two connection slots and features a PG cable gland interface for secure wiring. The housing meets IP67 enclosure rating, protecting internal components against dust ingress and temporary water immersion in harsh environments.
This adapter suits control engineers expanding or maintaining DeviceNet networks where two drop lines are required at a single point. The IP67 rating supports mounting directly on machinery or in wash-down zones. Buyers needing more than two slots or a different fieldbus protocol such as PROFIBUS or EtherNet/IP should look at other accessory families.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SICK |
| Model name | SICK AD-ATM60-KR2DN |
The bus adapter uses two PG cable entries for DeviceNet connections, so you need DeviceNet cables terminated with matching PG connectors.
Yes, the IP67 enclosure rating matches the wash-down protection of your existing IP67-rated DeviceNet sensors.
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