Global Industrial RP4006 Display Adapter for Pallet Scales

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL RP4006 is a replacement display adapter cable designed to restore connectivity between the indicator display and the base unit on compatible pallet scale systems. With a 5.9-foot cable length, it provides adequate reach for typical pallet scale installations found in warehouses, shipping docks, and industrial receiving areas. The adapter accepts an input of 100-240 volts at 50/60 Hz with a maximum draw of 0.5 amps and delivers a regulated 6-volt output to the display. This part is a direct replacement for worn, damaged, or lost original cables and is installed by scale technicians or maintenance personnel familiar with industrial weighing equipment.

This display adapter is intended for use with GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL pallet scale models 242433 and 242434. It is well suited to commercial and light industrial environments where pallet scales are used for shipping, receiving, and inventory control. The wide-input voltage range makes it compatible with both standard North American power and international supply voltages, which is useful in facilities operating mixed electrical infrastructure.

Key Features

• 5.9-foot cable length provides flexible positioning of the display unit relative to the scale base
• Wide input voltage range of 100-240 volts at 50/60 Hz supports multiple power environments
• Regulated 6-volt output supplies stable power to the indicator display
• Direct OEM-style replacement for original adapter on models 242433 and 242434
• Compact form factor at 4 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches for easy storage and routing

Compatibility

Designed for use with GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL pallet scale models 242433 and 242434.

Installation Notes

Power down the pallet scale and disconnect it from the electrical supply before replacing the display adapter. Ensure the replacement cable is fully seated at both the display and base connectors before restoring power. Installation should be performed by qualified maintenance or scale service personnel. Verify that facility outlet voltage is within the 100-240 volt input range before energizing the unit.