High-flex Ethernet cordsets are a member of Phoenix Contact’s North American cabling portfolio. The increased complexity of automated processes is driving demand for network cables that can do more in limited space. Ethernet cables and cordsets can be run next to power circuits and have Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability and increased longevity in demanding industrial and robotic applications
As Ethernet networking continues to grow, its use in industrial areas where equipment is close to high-voltage cabling increases. In addition to where Ethernet cables can go, what Ethernet cables can do is also expanding. Flex ratings (with a proper bend radius) have increased to allow for use beyond static applications. PoE is also changing the way Ethernet cables are used. Already in use in the commercial world for devices such as surveillance cameras, PoE is growing in popularity for the industrial world as well. Phoenix Contact’s cable material is PoE-compliant when installed per recommendations in TIA TSB-184. Phoenix Contact’s 600 volt-rated UL AWM 2463 Ethernet cable jacket meets NFPA 79 requirements to be run together with high-voltage power and signal cables. This benefit saves space and cost by eliminating the need to route Ethernet cables in separate paths.
Features and Benefits:
Lateral flex bend cycles: up to 20 million cycles
Torsional flex cycles: up to 4.8 million cycles
Voltage rating (cable jacket): 600 V
Wire size: 24 AWG
Shielding style: SF/UTP
Applications:
Robotics
Integrators/cabinet builders/panel shops
Factory automation
Machine builders
Surveillance (IP cameras for facilities or cities)
TPE High-Flex Ethernet Cables
High-Flex Ethernet Cordsets
High-flex Ethernet cordsets are a member of Phoenix Contact’s North American cabling portfolio. The increased complexity of automated processes is driving demand for network cables that can do more in limited space. Ethernet cables and cordsets can be run next to power circuits and have Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability and increased longevity in demanding industrial and robotic applications
As Ethernet networking continues to grow, its use in industrial areas where equipment is close to high-voltage cabling increases. In addition to where Ethernet cables can go, what Ethernet cables can do is also expanding. Flex ratings (with a proper bend radius) have increased to allow for use beyond static applications. PoE is also changing the way Ethernet cables are used. Already in use in the commercial world for devices such as surveillance cameras, PoE is growing in popularity for the industrial world as well. Phoenix Contact’s cable material is PoE-compliant when installed per recommendations in TIA TSB-184. Phoenix Contact’s 600 volt-rated UL AWM 2463 Ethernet cable jacket meets NFPA 79 requirements to be run together with high-voltage power and signal cables. This benefit saves space and cost by eliminating the need to route Ethernet cables in separate paths.
Features and Benefits:
Applications:
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