Van Essen Diver DXT Data Cables
Features
- Program, read data, stop and start from the top of the well
- Connects directly to the Diver-DXT, Diver-MOD or Diver-SDI
- Compatible with Diver Smart Interface Cable and new Diver-Mate (DM421)
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
Deploying a Diver on a Van Essen Diver DXT Data Cables saves time on downloading and provides real time data from a Diver. Connect any laptop equipped with Diver-Office to the DXT-Cable using the Diver Smart Interface Cable to program and read data from the Diver. Available in lengths from 1 meter to 300 meter.
Mechanics
This cable can be used for stand-alone applications or to directly connect to the Diver-DXT, Diver-MOD or Diver-SDI. In case of stand-alone use, not connected to any one of these accessories, the Well Top must be used to seal the cable and prevent it from falling in to a well with a diameter of 2 inches or less.
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