Cable Built for Extremes

Oct. 2, 2009
This Cat 5e cable features a flexible flat profile and an exclusive, extruded silicone encapsulation, says the vendor. 
While meeting or exceeding all electrical and signal requirements for the Cat 5e standard, this flame-resistant version features a temperature rating from -65°C to +260°C range. The cables are submersible, with resistance to steam, salt water and de-ionized water, chemicals, acid, oils, alcohol and ozone. They feature a repeated bend radius of 0.9 inch, a cycle life exceeding 10 million repetitive flexing and a durometer rating of Shore A, 65. Rates for radiation exposure are to 10-7 Roentgens, the cables are approved by NASA for space flight, and exceed outgassing specifications for vacuum and space use.Cicoil Corp.www.cicoil.com661.295.1295

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