L-com, Inc. Industrial Grade Category 5E Double Shielded LSZH Patch Cord, 50.0 ft TRD855SIG-50

For maximum protection against EMI/RFI interference, L-com's Double Shielded Patch cables are the right choice. With two layers of shielding (Foil plus Braid), data is protected from stray EMI/RFI fields. This series features 24AWG solid conductors allowing easy termination to IDC connectors. The rugged LSZH jacket is extra durable for harsh industrial environments. L-com stocks lengths up to 300 ft and can ship most orders the same day.

Features

• Category 5E Double Shielded RJ45 LSZH Patch Cables for Industrial Environments
• Foil plus Braid Shielding for maximum EMI/RFI protection
• 24AWG Solid conductors for termination to IDC blocks where required
• Exceeds EIA568 Category 5E requirements for high speed networks
• Stock lengths up to 300 ft for direct runs to equipment

Application

• Industrial Ethernet
• 10/100BASE-TX
• Factory Automation
• Process Industry applications
• Harsh Environment applications

PATCH CORD, CAT5E, RJ45 PLUG, SSTP, 50FT, GREY; LAN Category:Cat5e; Connector Type A:RJ45 Plug; Connector Type B:RJ45 Plug; Cable Length - Imperial:50ft; Cable Length - Metric:15m; Jacket Color:Grey; Product Range:- RoHS Compliant: Yes

CABLE RJ45/RJ45 CAT5E IND 50'

Category 5E RJ45 to RJ45 Shielded Low Smoke Zero Halogen Patch Cord, 26 AWG
These cords are a staple for terminating equipment in Industrial Ethernet environments. All cables are double shielded with foil and copper braid for full protection against EMI. 24 AWG solid conductors are used so that technicians can cut one end of the cord and terminate to 110 IDC connectors if necessary. We stock in full lengths up to 300 feet so that equipment runs can be pulled directly and simply plugged into either end. Gray riser (CMR) rated PVC jacket is extra durable for harsh environments. EIA568B wired.
RJ45 to RJ45 shielded low smoke zero halogen patch cord. These screened (shielded) patch cords are great for a variety of electrically noisy environments where EMI is an issue. They utilize two or four pair cabling covered by a foil or foil+braid shield.