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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Manufacturer	WAGO
	Range	Interface Module
	Series	750
	Number of Inputs	8
	Input Type	RS-232, RS-422/RS-485
	Mounting Type	DIN Rail
	Maximum Operating Temperature	+55°C
	Dimensions	3.937 x 0.472 x 2.669 in

	Select all
	Manufacturer WAGO
	Range Interface Module
	Series 750
	Number of Inputs 8
	Input Type RS-232, RS-422/RS-485
	Mounting Type DIN Rail
	Maximum Operating Temperature +55°C
	Dimensions 3.937 x 0.472 x 2.669 in

WAGO 750 Series Interface Module, RS-232, RS-422/RS-485

FREE delivery for orders over R 1500

WAGO Series 750 Interface Module, 3.937 x 0.472 x 2.669 in, RS-422/RS-485 Input - 750-652

Features & Benefits

Applications

Can it connect RS-232/485 devices to the WAGO I/O System 750?

Will it work with various fieldbus systems?

Is the configuration process user-friendly?

Can it handle high data baud rates efficiently?

Is it suitable for industrial automation applications?

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