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Category 6 Patch Cords and Modular Couplers > Modular 7 Premium Category 6 RJ45 Hi-Speed Network Patch Cables Realistic pricing and high quality is what makes L-com's Category 6 patch cables the right choice. Made with high performance 4-pair Category 6 cable and Stewart snagless plugs, these cables are ready to be installed in your network. Affordability and peace of mind are assured when choosing L-com's patch cables. Large volume OEM requests are welcomed with this series. Contact us today for all your patch cord needs. Category 6 Patch Cords EIA568 Category 6 Stranded 4 Pair Cable 50 microinch Gold plated contacts Integrated Strain relief Category 6 4 pair stranded cable 24AWG 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Twisted Pair Pinning: 1 & 2, 3 & 6, 4 & 5, 7 & 8. UL 94V-0 Polycarbonate body Snagless Cover TRD695BLK TRD695BL TRD695GR TRD695R TRD695Y Black Blue Green Red Yellow BLK BL GR R Y Ordering is easy, add the desired color code to the part number. Ex: TRD695BLK-1 Item # Description Length 1-9 10-24 25-99 100-249 250-499 TRD695 __-1 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 1.0 ft 5.99 5.87 5.63 5.27 4.49 TRD695 __-3 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 3.0 ft 6.99 6.85 6.57 6.15 5.24 TRD695 __-5 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 5.0 ft 7.99 7.83 7.51 7.03 5.99 TRD695 __-7 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 7.0 ft 8.99 8.81 8.45 7.91 6.74 TRD695 __-10 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 10.0 ft 10.99 10.77 10.33 9.67 8.24 TRD695 __-14 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 14.0 ft 12.99 12.73 12.21 11.43 9.74 TRD695 __-25 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 25.0 ft 17.99 17.63 16.91 15.83 13.49 TRD695 __-50 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 50.0 ft 29.99 29.39 28.19 26.39 22.49 TRD695 __-75 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 75.0 ft 41.99 41.15 39.47 36.95 31.49 TRD695 __-100 Category 6 Patch Cable, RJ45 / RJ45 100.0 ft 53.99 52.91 50.75 47.51 40.49 Item # Description 1-9 10-24 25-99 100-249 250-499 High Performance Category 6 Staggered Alignment Plugs with Loading Bars This staggered alignment plug will accommodate typical 24 gauge solid or stranded cable. Fully compatible with Category 6 applications. They are specially designed with a multi-level contact configuration and loading bars for precise control of pairing arrangement. This controls the distance between critical pairs that provide lower levels of crosstalk and higher performance. Sold only in packages of 50 plugs. TSP4288C6 Modular Plugs, RJ45(8x8) Category 6, Pkg/50 49.95 45.95 41.96 37.96 CALL Premium Panel Mounted Modular Coupler Kits - Shielded and Unshielded Category 6 These unique coupler kits allow panel mounting in virtually any panel thickness. A solid die-cast metal mounting frame provides secure mounting and reliable grounding. Kits include a snap-in coupler, mounting frame and two 4-40 machine screws. ECF504-C6 Category 6 Unshielded RJ45 (8x8) Deluxe Panel Coupler Kit 11.95 10.99 10.04 9.08 8.13 ECF504-SC6 Category 6 Shielded RJ45 (8x8) Deluxe Panel Coupler Kit 13.95 12.83 11.72 10.60 9.49 RJ45 (8x8) Keystone Feed-thru Couplers - Shielded and Unshielded Category 6 These couplers utilize two RJ45 (8x8) modular jacks and fit into a standard keystone style opening. A slim housing design permits high density mounting. Couplers listed include 6 performance ratings in shielded and unshielded versions. Connector housings enclosed within a fully stamped shielding. Designed to work with EIA/TIA 568A and B wiring. TDG1026KC6 Category 6 Unshielded RJ45 (8x8) Keystone Feed-thru Coupler 9.95 8.96 7.96 6.97 5.97 TDG1026KS-C6 Category 6 Shielded RJ45 (8x8) Keystone Feed-thru Coupler 12.95 11.66 10.36 9.07 7.77 How to install a premium ECF coupler kit ECF504-C6 TSP4288C6 www.L-com.com/Videos/A09 ECF504-SC6 STEP 1 STEP 2 3 Depress top retainer and snap coupler in place. STEP 3 TDG1026KC6 Unshielded Category 6 TDG1026KS-C6 Shielded Category 6 Secure frame in specified opening with supplied hardware and align coupler in proper orientation to the opening. 1 Seat bottom retainer 2 Pivot coupler upward Seat bottom retainer and pivot coupler upward while depressing upper retainer. Coupler fully seated. TDG1026K PANEL OPENING 0.765 (19.3) 0.585 (14.9) 2008 Supplement Catalog 3.0 Shop at L-com.com or call 1-800-350-5266 E-mail: sales@L-com.com Fax: 978-689-9484 How to panel mount a premium ECF coupler kit See the free video tip and more at L-com.com/Videos/A09
8 D-Subminiature Data Cabling Tutorial ■ What is D-Subminiature? D-Subminiature products are connection products utilizing various D-Subminiature style interface types to transmit data signals. ■ How is D-Subminiature used? D-Subminiature products are used to connect a data generating device such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) to a data producing device such as a printer. ■ Where is D-Subminiature used? D-Subminiature products are used in numerous data transmission applications found in office, industrial, home or testing environments. Data Cabling Terms American Wire Gauge (AWG): A U.S. standard set of non-ferrous wire conductor sizes. Typical data wiring is AWG number 24, 26 or 28. The higher the gauge number, the smaller the diameter and the thinner the wire. Backshell (Hood): A mechanical backing that is sometimes put on a connector. It protects the conductors and can be assembled or injection molded. Commonly used with D-Sub connectors. Cable: Set of insulated wires or conductors within an extruded jacket. Many cable types use shielding around the wires and under the cable jacket. Cable Assembly: A cable that has been terminated with one or more connectors. Conductor: A metal path (usually copper) that passes electricity. When discussing data cabling, "wire" and "conductor" are synonymous. Connector: Electromechanical coupling device that provides an electrical interface that can be mated and unmated. Contact: The specific points of contact within a connector. May be male (pins) or female (sockets). Contact Resistance: Resistance is basically the opposition to electron flow in an electrical circuit and connector. Manufacturers strive to attain the lowest amount of resistance possible for each contact. Contact resistance is the cumulative resistance value for mated contacts. Crimping: A means of securing an electrical contact to a wire using tools that compress the metal contact around the wire. Crosstalk: When unwanted electromagnetic fields from conductors are transferred into adjacent conductors. Crosstalk is controlled by separating or shielding conductors or twisting into a pair. D-Subminiature: A common connector type that utilizes multiple pins and a D shaped housing. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI): Unwanted electrical or electromagnetic energy that causes unwanted responses in electronic equipment. Extrusion: The mechanical process of coating a wire or group of wires with insulating material. Ground: Any zero-voltage point. Earth is considered a zero voltage grounding point. Ground Wire (Drain Wire): Extra conductor, usually a bare wire, added to a cable for connection of the grounding path. Injection Molding: The process used to inject molten polymer into a mold. Connector backshells are often injection molded. Insulation: A material with very high resistivity used to protect conductors. Insulation is usually extruded over the wire or conductor after the drawing process. Shielding: A conductive foil or braid that covers insulated wires in a cable. It provides electrical grounding and protection from external electromagnetic interference (EMI). Shielding is also used to control internal electromagnetic radiation. Soldering: A means of securing an electrical contact to a wire by heating an alloy, usually consisting of tin and lead, also known as "solder". Solid Wire (or Conductor): One strand of wire. Usually less flexible, lower in cost and lower in resistance than stranded wire of the same AWG. Solid wire is typically used in permanent installations where flexing does not occur. Strain Relief: A method of protecting the wire to contact point from flexing or pulling. Stranded Wire (or Conductor): Multiple small AWG strands of wire that are put together to make a flexible wire with similar electrical properties as a similar solid wire. Stranded wires are usually used in data cabling. Twisted Pair: Two insulated conductors twisted at a fixed rate of twists per unit of length, typically used in balanced circuits where nominal impedance and crosstalk are critical characteristics. Wire: A conductive material, usually copper, that has been drawn down to a specific size (see wire basics above) and is then coated with an insulating material. A "bare wire" utilizes no insulator coating. Wire Drawing: The mechanical process of making conductors smaller by forcing through dies. Wire Basics: Typical 24AWG Solid Conductor Wire PVC insulator Single 24 AWG conductor Common Solid AWG Index Nominal Diameter AWG (Inches) 18 .0403 20 .0320 22 .0253 24 .0201 26 .0159 28 .0126 30 .0100 32 .0080 2008 Supplement Catalog 3.0 Typical 24AWG Stranded Conductor Wire made from 7/32 AWG Wires PVC insulator 7/32 AWG conductor Common Stranded AWG Index Nominal Stranding Diameter AWG # / AWG (Inches) 28 7/36 .015 26 7/34 .019 26 10/36 .021 24 7/32 .024 24 10/34 .024 22 7/30 .030 Soldered vs Crimped Contacts Typical Soldered Contact Typical Crimped Contact Solid or stranded wire is bonded to the contact. Stranded wire is pierced by contact. Shop at L-com.com or call 1-800-350-5266 E-mail: sales@L-com.com Fax: 978-689-9484
Page 1 and 2: 2008 Supplement Catalog 3.0 PRODUCT
Page 3 and 4: 2 Modular Premise Wiring Tutorial
Page 5 and 6: 4 Modular > Category 5E and 6 Shiel
Page 7: 6 Modular > Category 5E Unshielded
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Page 13 and 14: 12 D-Subminiature > Deluxe Molded D
Page 15 and 16: 14 D-Subminiature > D-Subminiature
Page 17 and 18: 16 D-Subminiature > Filter Adapters
Page 19 and 20: 18 SCSI Products > SCSI-5, SCSI-3 a
Page 21 and 22: 20 D-Subminiature > DIN and Mini DI
Page 23 and 24: 22 Fiber Optic > 62.5/125 Multimode
Page 25 and 26: 24 Fiber Optic > Single mode Simple
Page 27 and 28: 26 Fiber Optic > Fiber Optic Couple
Page 29 and 30: 28 Media Converters > Copper to Fib
Page 31 and 32: 30 Wireless Infrastructure ■ Who
Page 33 and 34: 32 Wireless Infrastructure > HyperL
Page 35 and 36: 34 USB Products > USB Couplers and
Page 37 and 38: 36 USB Products > IEEE-1394 Firewir
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Page 41 and 42: 40 IEEE-488 GPIB > Premium Cable As
Page 43 and 44: 42 IEEE-488 GPIB > Switch Boxes, Ra
Page 45 and 46: 44 Monitor / Video > HD15 SVGA Moni
Page 47 and 48: 46 Monitor / Video > DVI / DFP Cabl
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Page 51 and 52: 50 Monitor / Video > KVM and SVGA E
Page 53 and 54: 52 Coaxial > RG174/U 50 Ohm Cable A
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58 Coaxial > RG6 Quad Shield and Th
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60 Coaxial > Bulk Coaxial Cable RG1
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62 Coaxial > Coaxial Connectors BAC
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64 Coaxial > Coaxial Crimping Tools
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