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The P-XX-K3RUV0-GRCE is a panel interface connector from the GracePort Series by Grace Technologies. It typically mounts to the exterior of control panel housings, serving as a remote access interface. The unit features one universal international receptacle and is constructed from aluminum with a NEMA 4 rating. This design allows for programming port access without opening the panel door.
Verify the specific suffix GRCE against official Grace Technologies documentation to confirm exact configuration details. Ensure the NEMA 4 rating and aluminum material meet environmental requirements. Confirm the single universal international receptacle specification aligns with power input needs. Cross-reference the mounting type as surface mount during procurement validation.
Select this component when external access to internal programming ports is required without compromising panel enclosure integrity. The NEMA 4 rating indicates suitability for environments requiring protection against water ingress. The aluminum construction provides durability for industrial settings. Verify compatibility with existing panel housing dimensions for proper surface mounting.
This part belongs to the GracePort Series manufactured by Grace Technologies, which specializes in panel interface connectors and predictive maintenance tools. The series focuses on providing secure and convenient access points for industrial automation equipment, allowing technicians to interact with systems remotely or externally.
It serves as a panel interface connector that mounts to the outside of a control panel housing to provide remote access.
No, it eliminates the need to open the panel door by providing an external programming port.

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