Patch cables are critical to the operation of electronic and optical equipment, and can allow system performance to operate at the intended high speeds and bandwidth.
A patch cable connects two electronic or optical devices to each other for signal routing. This is usually for network applications, to “patch” a signal from one hub, switch, or router to another hub, switch, or router. Use patch cables to carry a variety of signals, such as:
- telephone
- audio
- video
- digital signals for networked and non-networked applications
Armored patch cables are designed to resist outdoor conditions and protect connectivity and the cabling infrastructure from rodents, moisture UV resistant and corrosion. The stainless-steel armored jacket is flexible and allows the cable to run through tight spaces where access is limited.
Typical Applications:
- Factory Automation
- Harsh Environment Applications
- Industrial/ Commercial and Residential Installations
- PoE Installations
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