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The Grace Technologies P-R2-K3RE10-GRCE is a panel interface connector from the GracePort Series, designed for remote access applications. It features a Category 5e RJ45 Ethernet port and includes a 10 A circuit breaker. The unit utilizes a UL Type 4 (NEMA 4) rated housing suitable for European outlets. It supports surface or panel mounting and operates within a temperature range of -10°C to 60°C. The component is RoHS compliant and lead-free.
Verify that the specific suffix GRCE corresponds to the European outlet configuration as indicated in distributor listings. Confirm the presence of the integrated 10 A circuit breaker and UL Type 4 rating matches your system requirements. Ensure compatibility with Category 5e cabling standards before procurement.
Select this model when a ruggedized Ethernet interface with built-in overcurrent protection is required. The NEMA 4 rating makes it suitable for washdown or dusty environments. Consider the European outlet specification if installing in regions requiring compatible power or grounding standards.
This part belongs to the GracePort Series by Grace Technologies, which specializes in remote access interfaces for industrial equipment. The series provides standardized solutions for connecting control systems to external networks while maintaining safety and environmental integrity through integrated breakers and sealed housings.
The P-R2-K3RE3 is a related variant offering similar Ethernet functionality but may differ in outlet specifications or breaker ratings. Verify exact dimensional and electrical compatibility before substituting.

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