CANM8 C8CONRED12 Contactless CAN Bus Reader, 12 to 30 Volt
CANM8 C8CONRED12 Contactless CAN Bus Reader, 12 to 30 Volt
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CANM8 C8CONRED12 Contactless CAN Bus Reader, 12 to 30 Volt

SKU: C8CONRED12
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$209
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CANM8 C8CONRED12 Contactless CAN Bus Reader, 12 to 30 Volt

CANM8 C8CONRED12 Contactless CAN Bus Reader, 12 to 30 Volt

$209

Product features

Quick answer:The C8CONRED12 lets a CAN bus interface read vehicle data without any metal to metal connection. It clamps around a short straightened section of the CAN wiring and reads the signal by induction, so the factory wiring is left intact.

This version suits vehicles running between 12 and 30 volts and works with the CANM8 CANNECT range and other products that need a CAN signal. The CAN high and low wires go into their own channels before the housing locks shut. Browse ourCANM8 rangefor more parts that suit this job.

Specifications

  • Reads CAN data by induction, no wire tapping
  • Suits 12 to 30 volt vehicles
  • Works with the CANM8 CANNECT range
  • Locking clamp holds it on the wiring

Warranty

This comes with the manufacturer's warranty through the Australian distributor. See the manufacturer's terms for details, plus our guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.

FAQ

Will the C8CONRED12 work on a 24 volt truck?

Yes. The supplier says this version suits any vehicle operating between 12 and 30 volts.

How is the contactless reader fitted to the CAN wires?

Straighten a short length of the CAN wiring, place the high and low wires into their channels, then close and lock the housing.

Why use a contactless reader instead of splicing in?

The supplier says reading by induction avoids a direct connection to the CAN bus, which helps protect the manufacturer's warranty.