Explanations ICC Integrated Color Code Part-extruded color code based on the DESINA color code. Cable types are easy to distinguish, thus greater safety and shorter assembly times. TOTALTRAX Pre-assembled cable carrier systems. Ready-to-connect cable carrier complete systems with system guarantee. Approvals Our cables feature extensive approvals: here are a few examples of the possibilities for KABELSCHLEPP cables: UL – Underwriters Labotories Required approval for use in the US market. CSA – Canadian Standarts Association Required approval for use in the Canadian market. CE – Conformité Européenne The cable conforms with the EU directives for use and sales. Technical plastics Insulating materials The insulating materials used in our cables can be subdivided into the following groups: PVC – polyvinyl chloride The material most often used in the cable industry. Plasticizers, stabilizers, masterbatches and other additives are added to form an individual mix, i.e. KS-PVC. Operating temperature: from – 5 °C to + 80 °C PUR – polyurethane Besides a significantly higher notch toughness, polyurethane is also more resistant to chemicals. Its very good flexibility at low temperature makes this material excellent for outdoor applications. Operating temperature: from – 30 °C to + 90 °C PP – polypropylene Because of its very high dielectric strength, polypropylene is a very good insulating material. In combination with PUR insulation it is thus possible to produce cables that are excellent for use in cable carriers. Operating temperature: from – 30 °C to + 90 °C CAT cables Unlike with normal data cables, with a Cat cable the transfer parameters are always specified, and therefore the damping and frequency of transfer are clearly defined.
Cat 5
Cat 5E
Frequency of transfer:
100 MHz Frequency of transfer:
100 MHz
Damping:
22 dB
Damping:
22 dB
NEXT (min. at 100 MHz):
32.3 dB NEXT (min. at 100 MHz):
35.3 dB
Cat 6 Frequency of transfer:
250 MHz 19.8 dB 44.3 dB
Damping:
NEXT (min. at 100 MHz):
Ethernet Ethernet is a defined standard for data transfer in networks (LANs). At present the transfer rates are up to 100 Mbit/s.
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