| Power-I/O Cable M12, M, 8P/Open,10 m | |
|---|---|
| Accessory Type | I/O / Power Cables |
| Interface | I/O |
| Cable Length | 10.0 m |
| Connector Camera Side | M12 8-pin |
| Connector Host Side | none (open end) |
Suitable 3D cameras for Palletizing
| Camera Model | Resolution (HxV) | Resolution | Frame Rate | Mono/Color | Interface | Working Range | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| blaze-101 | 640 px x 480 px | VGA | 30 fps | Mono | GigE | 0 m - 10 m |
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Cables
We offer a broad portfolio of data cables and Power I/O cables for the Basler blaze camera series. The Power I/O cables are part of the Basler Original Equipment family and have been designed for perfect harmonization with Basler cameras. All data cables have also been tested extensively for compatibility with the Basler ToF cameras. We carefully preselect and review our suppliers to ensure long-term availability of these high-quality cables.
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Network and Peripheral Devices
In its product portfolio, Basler offers not only power supplies compatible with all cameras but also network components for the USB 3.0 and Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. These components have gone through the Basler qualification process as individual components and have also been proven reliable in the overall system.
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