Delock cavo per telecamera GigE 4m Cat.6 S/FTP RJ45 angolo 90° screw-lock su RJ45 dritto - nero

Industrial GigE Vision setups demand a connection that won't quit—this Delock 4-metre cable delivers with a 90° angled RJ45 screw-lock on one end and a straight RJ45 on the other. The angled connector keeps the cable tight to the camera body, freeing up space in cramped machine vision enclosures, while the M3 screw lock bites down to prevent accidental disconnects even under constant vibration. Cat.6 S/FTP shielding (PiMF) wraps each pair in foil plus an overall braid, slashing EMI so your 1000 Mbps signal stays clean across the full run.

Advantages

The right-angle connector reduces strain on the camera port and simplifies routing in tight spaces. The screw-lock mechanism ensures a vibration-proof, secure connection—critical for moving machinery and automation lines. With Cat.6 S/FTP shielding, the cable provides excellent protection against electromagnetic interference, maintaining signal integrity over its 4-metre length. The black PVC jacket is durable and flexible, with a slim 6.2 mm diameter that's easy to manage in cable trays or drag chains.

Suitable for

• GigE Vision cameras and industrial Ethernet devices
• Machine vision systems, inspection equipment, and factory automation
• Server rooms and network switches where angled connectors simplify cable routing
• Any application requiring a durable, locked RJ45 connection

Key specifications

• Connector 1: RJ45 male, 90° angled, screw lock (M3 thread), housing length 28 mm
• Connector 2: RJ45 male, straight
• Length: 4 metres
• Cable standard: Cat.6 S/FTP (PiMF)
• Data transfer rate: up to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Wire gauge: AWG 26/7, copper conductors
• Jacket: PVC, black, approx. 6.2 mm diameter
• Operating temperature: -20 °C to 75 °C
• Pin assignment: 1:1

Recommendations

For best performance, use with GigE Vision cameras that support PoE or standard network switches. The screw-lock connector is ideal for applications where accidental disconnection is not acceptable.