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The Grace Technologies P-R2#2-M3RF5-GRCE is a bulkhead panel interface connector from the GracePort series. It features an N12/4(2) Ethernet configuration with Category 5e RJ45 connectivity. The unit includes a female RJ45 port and is constructed with a cast aluminum base and polycarbonate/acrylic components. It supports UL Type 12 compliance and integrates a GFCI duplex outlet with a circuit breaker for enhanced safety in industrial environments.
Verify exact suffix compatibility when sourcing replacements, as variations like -M2 or -K3 may alter electrical ratings or port configurations. Confirm UL Type 12 certification status and specific circuit breaker amperage requirements against original equipment specifications to ensure safe integration into existing control systems.
Select this model when both Ethernet data transmission and grounded power outlets are required within a single compact panel mount solution. Ensure the application demands Cat 5e performance levels and that the physical dimensions align with available panel cutouts. Verify that the integrated GFCI functionality meets local electrical code requirements for the installation site.
This component belongs to the GracePort series of remote access interfaces designed for industrial automation. It bridges network connectivity and power distribution in a single enclosure. The part is engineered for durability in demanding settings, combining robust materials with essential safety features like GFCI protection and circuit breakers for reliable operation.
Direct substitutes include P-R2#2-M3RF5 and P-R2-M3RF5. Verify if the -M2 suffix variant offers identical bulkhead mounting capabilities and electrical ratings before substitution.

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