HARTING Push Pull to to Push Pull Fibre Optic Cable Assembly Polyurethane, Black, 90 m

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RS Stock No.:
744-641
Mfr. Part No.:
33582310900027
Manufacturer:
HARTING
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Brand

HARTING

Connector Type A

Push Pull

Cable Length

90m

Product Type

Fibre Optic Cable Assembly

Connector Type B

Push Pull

Jacket Colour

Black

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Jacket Material

Polyurethane

Series

3358

COO (Country of Origin):
CZ
The HARTING Fibre Optic Cable Assembly is designed for high-performance data transmission, featuring pre-assembled connectors on both ends for ease of installation. With a length of 90 metres, it ensures reliable connectivity in various applications.

Features & Benefits


Cable assemblies provide a complete solution for quick deployment

Pre-assembled on both sides reduces installation time and complexity

FO cable ensures high-speed data transmission with minimal loss

Cable length of 90 m allows for flexible installation in large spaces

Connector Type A and B are both LC for compatibility with standard equipment

Jacket colour in black offers a professional appearance and easy identification

Jacket material MADE from polyurethane enhances durability and flexibility

Compliant with China RoHS e and ELV Status for environmental safety

Meets IEC 61076-3-106 standards for reliable performance

Applications


Used in industrial automation systems

Suitable for telecommunications and signal transmission

Employed in manufacturing and assembly lines

Integrated into industrial networking environments

Installed in outdoor electrical enclosures

Is this product compliant with environmental standards?


Yes, it is compliant with China RoHS e and ELV Status.

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