Opkon

DRTL – ModBUS

Part no.: DRTL – ModBUS

Key Features

• 30 - 1000 mm measurement stroke

• 15 bit resolution

• ModBUS protocol

Ideal for industrial automation and OEM’s alike, Opkon’s DRTL combines the value and reliability of the RTL potentiometer with a variety of common industrial communication protocols.

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