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Datex UPI Board FC 886660-1,ID 886914 Media: Steam / Water

Datex UPI Board FC 886660-1,ID 886914 Media: Steam / WaterDatex UPI Board FC 8866601, ID 886914 This Datex UPI (Universal Peripheral Interface) printed circuit board is designed for integration with DatexOhmeda Datex UPIcompatible medical monitoring systems. It enables peripheral device interfacing and signal management within patient monitor setups. Key Specifications Manufacturer: DatexOhmeda (now GE Healthcare legacy) Part Model: FC 8866601 (ID 886914) Type: UPI interface module PCB for medical monitoring

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Description

Media: Steam / Water

Function: Room temperature regulation

this drive is well-suited for demanding servo applications across robotics

the PCL-849 is a dependable solution for expanding serial connectivity in industrial environments

It detects ambient temperature and triggers heating or cooling systems accordingly

Datex UPI Board FC 886660-1,ID 886914 Media: Steam / WaterDatex UPI Board FC 8866601, ID 886914 This Datex UPI (Universal Peripheral Interface) printed circuit board is designed for integration with DatexOhmeda Datex UPIcompatible medical monitoring systems. It enables peripheral device interfacing and signal management within patient monitor setups. Key Specifications Manufacturer: DatexOhmeda (now GE Healthcare legacy) Part Model: FC 8866601 (ID 886914) Type: UPI interface module PCB for medical monitoring

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