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September, 2019 Florida, NY — Remee Wire & Cable
has introduced its new line of Activate™ power cable solutions (PCS) in response to the growing demand for Power over Ethernet (PoE) cable and other powered cabling applications that require extended distances. Remee’s new Activate PCS line
includes a selection of standard and customized Category and hybrid cop- per and fiber optic cable configura- tions to accommodate the varying needs of both small and large cabling projects. They can be used indoors or outdoors in commercial enterprise Ethernet networks, industrial ether- net networks, and many other appli-
Remee Wire & Cable Intros POE Cable Solutions
cations, such as wireless and home or building automation devices. Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology allows network cables to
carry electrical power to devices and nodes, such as home automation devices, VoIP phones, wireless access points, industrial controls, network switches, LED lighting systems, sur- veillance products, media converters, PoE injectors, plus many others, with one Ethernet cable. It allows the installation of
Power cable solutions, including hybrid copper and fiber optics.
remote or outdoor equipment without connecting to an AC power source, and power can be delivered to more areas, without the need to install an electrical infrastructure and power outlets. Other benefits include reduced installation costs, safety, responsive deployments, adjustabili- ty, greater data collection capabilities,
and improved productivity. However, the primary limita-
tion of standard Power over Ethernet cable is its limited distance from the hub or switch to the NIC of 328 ft (100 m), which is the limit of the data signal, regardless of how far the power can reach. To provide power over both PoE and extended dis- tances, Remee has designed Activate with a variety of PCS. The new PCS line includes fiber optic and copper hybrid constructions, which extend the signal distance much further, and are compatible with a fast-grow- ing number of devices. Activate pro- vides powered cabling for large-scale projects, such as large buildings, gov- ernment facilities, transportation
facilities, and campuses. Contact: Remee Wire & Cable,
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Y-ConPlug CAT6A 10 Gb RJ45 connector.
to +120°C) for extreme operating conditions in the field or the plant. Within the Y-ConRJ45 series,
the described component can addi- tionally be protected against external mechanical environmental influences, according to the protection classes IP69K, IP68, IP67, and IP20. Reliable protective covers made of high-grade materials, such as PBT or zinc die- cast, are part of the series. The con-
nector is also RoHS-compliant. Contact: Yamaichi Electronics
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Yamaichi: Connector for 10 Gb Data Transmission
Aschheim-Dornach, Germany — The
ports 10 Gb data transmission according to the ISO/IEC 11801 stan- dard. The development was neces- sary due to higher data transmission demands in the industrial area. Gigabit Ethernet is required for an increasing number of applications. The RJ45 cable connecter is
new Y-ConPlug CAT6A is a 10 Gb RJ45 cable connector, which widens up the range of the Yamaichi plug series for gigabit and can be used with all of the Y-Con components. The CAT6A RJ45 connector sup-
designed with integrated cable guide, EMC shielding made of nickel-plated brass and a rectangular cable crimp that prevents cable rotation. The tested life is more than 1,000 mating cycles and the operating tempera- tures range from –40 to +248°F (–40
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