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Water-Resistant Ethernet Connectors

May 14, 2012 By Natasha Townsend

American CONEC Corp. is introducing its water-resistant Ethernet I/O port connectors with a special flange-mount for deployment in harsh environments such as security and surveillance equipment, GPS systems, communications, industrial machinery, and test and measurement equipment.

The die-cast nickel-plated IP67-rated water-resistant connectors enable designers to use popular data ports in harsh-environments. The connectors come in Cat5e or Cat6e configurations for increased protection from contamination and moisture, as well as for mechanical stability, temperature resistance, vibration immunity, and EMI/RFI shielding.

The flange-mounted IP67-rated RJ45 connector with gold-plated contacts can be front or rear-mounted to a maximum panel thickness of 3.20 millimeters, and operates in temperatures from -40 to 85 degrees Celsius. The connectors have a 1/6th turn bayonet coupling, and are operable with gloved hands.

The RJ45 connectors seal out dust and weather with a silicone ring seal that creates a watertight connection to the panel.

Conec Corporation

www.conec.com

Filed Under: Wireless Tagged With: Conec, ethernet connectors

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  1. Robert Davis says

    January 5, 2018 at 1:19 am

    Water resistant Ethernet connectors is a great invention in computer and electronics field. I agree that, It helps to increased protection from contamination and moisture. Thanks for sharing..!!

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