Description
Ethernet interface adapter with cable is a network connectivity accessory for laboratory balances equipped with the KUP interface. Designed for KERN balances with KUP (KERN Universal Port), it supplies an Ethernet connection complete with cable so compatible weighing instruments can be linked into laboratory networks for data exchange and instrument communication. The unit is delivered as a single piece and belongs with labware and measuring-instrument accessories for standard balances, where a wired Ethernet path is preferred for stable, continuous connection of weighing results. At a weight of 0,138 kg, the adapter remains compact for installation next to the balance or within a typical bench layout. It functions as the Ethernet member of the KUP accessory range and does not replace the balance’s measuring electronics; instead it extends how KUP-enabled instruments can share data. The Ethernet interface adapter with cable from manufacturer KERN is therefore suited to laboratories that operate KERN balances with KUP and need a cable-based network interface for documentation, system integration or multi-instrument setups in professional weighing environments.
This article is part of Balance accessories, calibration & certificates, in Balances & scales.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Ethernet interface adapter with cable
- Compatibility: KERN balances with KUP
- Port: KERN Universal Port (KUP)
- Cable: included
- Weight: 0,138 kg
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