2 Optional Shielded Modular Cables for DAM50 Bioamplifier
$143.00
Shielded cable for DAM50
This shielded cable is often used with the WPI DAM50 Bioamplifier. It has an RJ11 connector for the DAM50 input port. The other end is unterminated so you can build the piece you need for you own application. Learn More
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Сatalog number:
13685
SP Series Pump-to-Pump Linking Cable
Сatalog number:
DRL
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