Vaisala RS-232/485-to-USB Cable Adapter

The Vaisala RS-232/485-to-USB cable adapter is designed for permanent PC-based applications with the WXT520 or WMT52 sensors.

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  • Converts RS-232 or RS-485 signal to USB for direct PC connection
  • M12 connector for connection to WXT520 weather sensor or WSP152 surge protector
  • 1.4m cable length for easy access to sensor
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