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Conventional-style data recorders differ in the number of analog channels they can support, and the methods in which the sensors are handled by the recorders. In order to provide some consistency, as well as a convenient method of channel expansion, Racepak has created these Pro Analog Transducer Boxes. A Pro Analog Transducer Box will mount up to four of the drop-in style transducers or signal conditioning modules. Two boxes can be mounted in series allowing a total of eight sensors to be served via one cable. Some recorders have provision for connecting up to four boxes. Two styles of Pro Analog Transducer Boxes are available. The standard box would be a stand alone box hosting only four transducers. The ‘Pass-Thru’ style is used when two boxes are to be used in series. It has a 13 pin connector on each end to allow the second (standard) box to be Daisy-chained to the Pass-Thru box. The Pro Analog Boxes are designed to be mounted on a flat surface, but an adapter is available which will allow it to be mounted to a round tube frame rail. When adding transducer boxes verify that your recorder is configured to handle the added channels. Drop-In style transducers and sensors must be purchased separately.
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