Price:
$1646
Product ID:
FT-CAT6-NW50
Lead Time:
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Return Policy:
14 days for a full refund

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Product Specifications

Product Type:
Vacuum Feedthrough
Feedthrough:
CAT6, RJ45 Ethernet
Connection Type:
NW50
Leak Tightness:
Helium 10-8 cc / min or less at 1 ATM

Features

Vacuum Ethernet Feedthrough
NW50 Connection
Run Ethernet Signal During Vacuum Runs
Fully Leak Tested

Description

An Ethernet Vacuum Feedthrough is a component that will enable you to run ethernet cables into the vacuum chamber from the outside to the inside of the chamber during vacuum operations without compromising the vacuum.

The Ethernet feedthrough is connected via an Quick Flange QF50 / NW50 / KF50 to an ISO NW 50 port. In addition to this component, you will also need a clamp (either wing nut clmap, or bulkhead clamp) and a NW50 Centering Ring to connect this component to your vacuum chamber and create an hermetic seal.

This vacuum feedthrough is compatible with RJ45, CAT5, CAT6, and ethernet LAN connections. Feel free to contact us if you have any more questions.

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