Belden 3092A Series, 152.4 m, RG6/U Coaxial, Unterminated 75 Ω

Belden Coaxial Cable, RG6 Type, 152.4m Length - 3092A Series - 3092A X7E500

Achieve effective links between industrial devices with this RG6/U coaxial cable from Belden. It's a control bus component designed for use with ControlNet applications. The polyethylene foam insulation withstands vibrations and chemical damage to keep the core protected even in demanding conditions. Aluminium wire braid shielding helps prevent EMI, keeping your signals strong. As a velocity ratio of 0.83 establishes fast transmission speeds, you can be sure of reliable communication between equipment.

Achieve effective links between industrial devices with this RG6/U coaxial cable from Belden. It's a control bus component designed for use with ControlNet applications. The polyethylene foam insulation withstands vibrations and chemical damage to keep the core protected even in demanding conditions. Aluminium wire braid shielding helps prevent EMI, keeping your signals strong. As a velocity ratio of 0.83 establishes fast transmission speeds, you can be sure of reliable communication between equipment.

Features & Benefits

• PVC cable jacket is resistant to chemicals and abrasion for use in harsh environments• Solid copper conductor is highly conductive for fast and reliable signal transfer

• PVC cable jacket is resistant to chemicals and abrasion for use in harsh environments

• Solid copper conductor is highly conductive for fast and reliable signal transfer

• Solid copper conductor is highly conductive for fast and reliable signal transfer

Applications

• PLCs• I/O chassis• Computers• Robotic applications• Human-machine interfaces

• PLCs

• I/O chassis

• I/O chassis

• Computers

• Computers

• Robotic applications

• Robotic applications

• Human-machine interfaces

• Human-machine interfaces

What types of coaxial cables are there?

The two main types of coaxial cables have either 75Ω or 50Ω impedance. The first, like this one from Belden, is used for video signals, while a 50Ω coaxial cable is more suitable for data and wireless operations.

The two main types of coaxial cables have either 75Ω or 50Ω impedance. The first, like this one from Belden, is used for video signals, while a 50Ω coaxial cable is more suitable for data and wireless operations.