Enjoy the convenience of quickly deploying and reeling in the 150' Laird ProReel Cat 6 STP Cable with RJ45 Jack 150'from Laird ProReel Cat 6 STP Cable with RJ45 Jack 150'when working on location. Designed to be used with AV baluns for long-distance media delivery, this durable 23 AWG Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) Cat 6 cable features a 4-pair bare copper conductor that supports 550 MHz / 10GbE bandwidth for reliable, high-speed data connections.

One end of the cable has an RJ45 connector with a snagless boot while the other end is integrated into a portable cable reel with built-in RJ45 port. Once you're done, simply reel up the cable for easy transportation and storage.

Category 6 Cable    Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)    1 x RJ45 Male Connector    Integrated Cable Reel with RJ45 Port    Thumb Wheel Lock    23 AWG    Bare Copper Conductor    Solid, 4-Pair Configuration    550 MHz / 10GbE Bandwidth    Works with AV Baluns

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to record audio and video into my iPhone 5. can this product connect from the XLR output of a wireless lav into the iphone?

A: Yes, you may plug your LAV into the XLR port and the 1/8th inch into your iPhone and your headphones into the 1/8 inch port.

Q: 2. I want to connect this to the LiveU Smartphone APP. Connect a Microphone and connect Headphones to listen to the IFB coming out of the APP. Do you think this is possible?

A: If the app would work with ear buds and its mic, it should work with this cable. Note: you must use a dynamic mic with this break-out cable. It does not pass phantom power for condensers. Use a dynamic with highest output possible. I recommend getting a TRRS extension cable to use with it especially if the iPhone is in a protective case.

Q: 3. Does this adapter require an active Thunderbolt 3 cable to work properly? Will a passive TB3 cable cause the computer to drop it's connection to the server?

A: This can be used with passive Thunderbolt 3, as long as the wire is only as long as the Thunderbolt 3 limit allows, roughly 1 meter. Longer than that and speeds will degrade along with performance, and may have connection drops as well.

Q: 4. Is the center Positive or Negative?

A: The S-7104 has a positive center.

Q: 5. I have this cable and plugged it into my Sony A74 camera, then attached the Tentacle Sync E Mk2 unit that I used earlier as a slave to accept the master audio timecode signal from my Sound Devices Mix Pre 3 II external audio recorder. So now the Tentacle Sync E Mk2 unit is sending timecode to the camera's left channel. Also I attached a Deity V-Mic D3 Pro to send audio to the camera's right channel and then I recorded a video clip. When I play back the clip on my headphones, I hear audio from both channels, so I'm hearing the loud whir from the timecode signal on the left channel at the same time as the person's voice on the right channel. I would like to find a solution that will allow me to monitor the video/audio take, hearing audio that is synced with the video clip, when I review by playing back the clip in camera. With the Sound Devices Mix Pre 3 II recorder, that high quality .WAV file will be synced later in post. I'm thinking that I would need a pair of headphones with a disabled left channel, so only the right channel is allowed to playback while I review the camera take on set. Can anyone recommend headphones that one can switch off the left channel, or have another solution that will allow a review of the synced audio/video clip on set? Thank you.

A: As you note, the Tentacle Sync 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12") is sending timecode as audio to the left channel of the camera's audio track. In this case, although rudimentary, the most simple solution would be to only monitor with one side of the headphones, physically removing the side emitting timecode from your ear. There are no suggestions for headphones that allow for disabling audio of one side or the other.

Q: 6. Will this work with other phones - a Samsung Galaxy for example? Also, I just need a simple mic to go with it. Any recommendations?

A: This has been designed for compatibility with your iPhone, iPod or Blackberry. It may not work with android devices consistently.

Q: 7. Can it work with any timecode box?

A: The Tentacle Sync C07 Tentacle to DSLR 3.5mm Mini-Jack Cable is designed to send timecode from a Tentacle Sync timecode generator to any DSLR camera or recorder that includes a 3.5mm TRS input jack. This cable should also work with other timecode generators that use a 3.5mm TRS timecode output connection to send timecode to a camera or recorder that has a 3.5mm TRS input.

Q: 8. which end of the power line plugs into the camera, which into the dvr?

A: The male side plugs into the camera. The female side plugs into the power source.

Q: 9. Can I use a USB 3.0 to Thunderbolt 3 cable from my computer into this device and get the same speed or do I have to use an Thunderbolt 2 or 3 or USB C output?

A: USB 3 is not capable of the speed that this device can achieve. You will want to use it via Thunderbolt 3.

Q: 10. My mic is a Stereo XLR condenser mic that requires phantom power to work, so this is the adapter that will allow it to record with my macbook?

A: This cable blocks phantom power so it will not work for your application. Your best solution would be an audio interface.