Ethernet Cable For Fiber Internet

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This DuraTAC Armored SM Taethernet cable for fiber internetfrom ethernet cable for fiber internetruns 1000' long and features 12 ST connectors on each end and durable 3.0mm furcation tubing. It is a DuraTAC stainless steel armored cable which is up to ten times stronger than ordinary tactical cables, without any compromise in flexibility.

Ideal for Remote Production/Broadcasting Stainless Steel Armored Tactical Fiber 12 ST Connectors on Each End High Impact and Crush Resistance Performance in Wide Temperature Range Storage Drum Extensions for Breakout Adjustable Cam-Lock Drag Brake Direct Crank Rewind Handle Permanently Attached to Disc

Key Specs
Connector 1	12x ST
Connector 2	12x ST
Cable Length	1000' / 304.8 m
Parameters
Connector 2	12x ST
Cable Length	1000' / 304.8 m
Attenuation	0.4 dB/km @ 1310 nm 0.3 dB/km @ 1550 nm
Bend Radius	0.8" / 20 mm
Operating Conditions	-69 to 185°F / -56 to 85°C

TFS DuraTAC stainless steel armored tactical fiber is up to 10 times stronger than ordinary fiber cables without compromising flexibility
Highly flexible construction allows for multiple deployments
High impact and crush resistance
Durable in high-traffic areas
Performance in wide temperature range
Storage Drum extensions for breakout and easy access
Adjustable cam-lock drag brake
Direct crank rewind
Handle permanently attached to disc

Remote video production and broadcasting
Field deployment in abusive environments
Temporary installation of critical communication lines where quick retrieval and reuse is necessary
High-traffic areas
Security and sensing applications
Installations in harsh environments available

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this cable work with Sony Handycam HDR-CX440?

A: The HDR-CX440 has a Micro HDMI output to which the cable will work with the Camcorder. It is also noted that "Audio can be output only during playback mode".

Q: 2. Can this cable used for POE switch for power? Or is this not supported for poe use?

A: Yes, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Cat 6 Indoor Ethernet Cable (1,000', White) BH #UBUCC6CMR supports POE.

Q: 3. Does this support a bidi SFP? If so which one/which brands would be compatible?

A: The StarTech Gigabit Ethernet Fiber Media Converter BH #STMCM1110MML does not support BiDi SFP.

Q: 4. Does this work with AT&T service?

A: The ARRIS SURFboard T25 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem for Xfinity Internet & Voice, B&H # ART25 is only compatible with Xfinity Internet, it does not support AT&T.

Q: 5. Would this cable support 4K60p from a GH5 to a Atomos Ninja Inferno?

A: Indeed it will.

Q: 6. Will this work well with a Canon R6 Mark I?

A: Yes, the Canon R6 (original), takes a micro HDMI, and the TetherPro Micro-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (Orange, 15'), would work great for it.

Q: 7. I can't find any information on this, does this allow one to send program from a mixer to the basestation to then send to all the receivers?

A: Use with the Hollyland Full-Duplex Intercom System with Four Beltpack Transceivers BH #HOMARST1000. Correct. mixer out to the base.

Q: 8. Does this cable support HDCP 2.2?

A: No, if you're looking for a 50' HDMI with HDCP 2.2 support try something like the Comprehensive Pro AV/IT 18 Gb/s 4K Active HDMI Cable with ProGrip (50', Black) BH #COHD50PB • MFR #HD18G-50PROBLKA - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1396469-REG/comprehensive_hd18g_50problka_pro_av_it_18g_4k.html

Q: 9. Does this support 4K 60fps with external RAW from an Atomos Ninja V to Sony FX3/A7siii?

A: The 8Sinn eXtraThin HDMI Cable (31.5") BH #8S8XTHHDMIHD will support 4K at 60 FPS.

Q: 10. What connectors do you recommend for this cable? Should they be CAT6 specific?

A: We used Hubbell Cat6 Ethernet modules. You could use Cat5e - but why limit yourself.

Sam	27/09/2024
[12x ST] I have a full camera rig setup for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k. The dual swivel on both ends of this HDMI cable makes it ideal for cable management, especially when the HDMI port for the field monitor is on the left side and the monitor it is mounted to the left of the camera/lens. You can wrap the cable flush against the surface of the monitor and don't have to worry as much about damaging the HDMI port on the camera or monitor if the cable gets accidentally jerked. I have several of these cables now. One runs from the camera to a 4-port powered HDMI splitter and then from the splitter to the viewfinder, focus monitor and wireless transmitters. 5

Shawn	24/08/2024
[12x ST] This item was plug and play I was up and running with it within 5 min Please note that it does come with one 1G Fiber Module so you only need one more for your switch and an LC multimode fiber cable 5

Daddy Long Legs	11/07/2024
[12x ST] Used this for an in-wall install. Fits through a one inch conduit and is flexible. Strong socket grip. Comes in a thick reusable bag. Linked laptop to ceiling projector. Clean picture at a variety of resolutions. 5