Phoenix Contact VS, 2 m Cat5 Ethernet Cable, Green, Shielded 4 Screened Polyvinyl Chloride Sheath
- RS庫存編號:
- 255-8781
- 製造零件編號:
- 1416155
- 製造商:
- Phoenix Contact
暫時無法供應
我們無法確定此產品何時有貨，RS 預計將其從我們的產品目錄中移除。
- RS庫存編號:
- 255-8781
- 製造零件編號:
- 1416155
- 製造商:
- Phoenix Contact
規格
產品概覽和技術數據資料表
法例與合規
產品詳細資訊
透過選取一個或多個屬性來查找類似產品。
選取全部 | 屬性 | 值 |
|---|---|---|
| 品牌 | Phoenix Contact | |
| Series | VS | |
| Product Type | Ethernet Cable | |
| LAN Category | Cat5 | |
| Cable Length | 2m | |
| Shield Type | Shielded | |
| Sub Type | Cat5 Cable | |
| Screened/Unscreened | Screened | |
| Conductor Type | Stranded | |
| Jacket Material | Polyvinyl Chloride | |
| Jacket Colour | Green | |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | -40°C | |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 85°C | |
| Core Strands | 7 | |
| Fire Behaviour | UL 94 V-0 | |
| Standards/Approvals | EAC Approval ID: 19060508 | |
| Outside Diameter | 6.5 mm | |
| Cross Sectional Area | 0.34 mm² | |
| Number of Cores | 4 | |
| Voltage | 250 V | |
| Conductor Material | Tin Plated Copper | |
| 選取全部 | ||
|---|---|---|
品牌 Phoenix Contact | ||
Series VS | ||
Product Type Ethernet Cable | ||
LAN Category Cat5 | ||
Cable Length 2m | ||
Shield Type Shielded | ||
Sub Type Cat5 Cable | ||
Screened/Unscreened Screened | ||
Conductor Type Stranded | ||
Jacket Material Polyvinyl Chloride | ||
Jacket Colour Green | ||
Minimum Operating Temperature -40°C | ||
Maximum Operating Temperature 85°C | ||
Core Strands 7 | ||
Fire Behaviour UL 94 V-0 | ||
Standards/Approvals EAC Approval ID: 19060508 | ||
Outside Diameter 6.5 mm | ||
Cross Sectional Area 0.34 mm² | ||
Number of Cores 4 | ||
Voltage 250 V | ||
Conductor Material Tin Plated Copper | ||
豁免
- COO (Country of Origin):
- DE
The Phoenix Contact shielded 4 position PROFINET network cable is CAT5e rated with M12 flush-type socket, rear wall/screw mounting with M16 thread and free cable end. it is 2 m long and available in Green color.
IP67 protection
Flame resistance acc. To UL 1685 (CSA FT 4)
Oil resistant
UV resistant
Rated for 100+ insertion/withdrawal cycles