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The Grace Technologies P-Q7R2-M2RF0 is a panel interface connector designed for industrial remote access applications. It features a NEMA 4X rated aluminum housing with surface mount capability. The unit integrates two GFCI duplex outlets and provides connectivity via a Cat5e RJ45 port. Electrical interfaces include a DB-9 female-to-male connector and a 15-pin female-to-male connector, ensuring robust data and power transmission in demanding environments.
Verify the specific pinout configuration for the DB-9 and 15-pin connectors against your system requirements before procurement. Confirm that the NEMA 4X rating meets the environmental exposure standards of the installation site. Ensure the Cat5e cable specifications are compatible with the integrated RJ45 port to maintain signal integrity during remote operations.
Select this component when a ruggedized interface combining power distribution and serial/ethernet connectivity is required. The NEMA 4X rating makes it suitable for washdown or outdoor industrial settings. Consider the physical dimensions and mounting style to ensure compatibility with existing panel layouts and space constraints within the control cabinet.
This part belongs to the GracePort series of remote access interfaces manufactured by Grace Technologies. These units are engineered to provide secure and reliable connectivity for industrial machinery. The P-Q7R2-M2RF0 variant specifically addresses needs for combined electrical outlet and data port integration in a single compact housing.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. When evaluating alternatives, ensure the replacement matches the NEMA 4X rating, GFCI functionality, and identical pin configurations for both the DB-9 and 15-pin interfaces to maintain system compatibility.
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