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Copper Product Catalog BECAUSE PERFORMANCE MATTERS Copper Product Catalog BECAUSE PERFORMANCE MATTERS ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 5 13 Category 6 & 6A Products Category 5E Products 23 29 Category 3 Products Patch Panels, Outlets & Jacks 37 Wire Management ARIA Technologies - 102 Wright Brothers Avenue, Livermore, CA 94551 Telephone: (925) 447-7500 E-mail: [email protected] ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 41 45 Modular Adapters & Products Peripheral Cables & Products 63 83 Performance Plus A/V Products Bulk Cable 88 Connectors & Hoods ARIA Technologies - 102 Wright Brothers Avenue, Livermore, CA 94551 Telephone: (925) 447-7500 E-mail: [email protected] ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Table of Contents A Category 6, 6A Products 5 H PERFORMANCE PLUS™ Audio/Video 63 Patch Cables........................................................ 6 HDMI™ & DVI Cables...................................... 64 Keystone & 110 Patch Cables.............................. 9 RCA Audio/Video Cables................................. 66 Patch Panels & Keystone Jacks............................... 10 S-Video Cables & Adapters............................... 71 Bulk Cable........................................................... 12 F & BNC Cables................................................ 72 B Category 5E Products 13 Custom Coaxial Cable Ordering Chart............... 73 Y Adapters...................................................... Patch Cables...................................................... 14 74 1/4” & 3.5mm Phone Cables.......................... Patch Panels & Harmonicas................................. 18 75 XLR & TOSLINK™ Cables.................................. Keystone Jacks, Couplers & Bulk Cable................ 19 77 Speaker & Midi Cables..................................... Trunk & Hydra Cables......................................... 20 78 Audio & Video Cable Guide............................... 79 110 Wiring Products......................................... 21 Connectors & Adapters...................................... 80 Industrial/All Weather Products.......................... 22 Custom Audio/Video Products.......................... 82 C Category 3 Products 23 I Bulk Cable 83 Patch Panels..................................................... 24 Category 5E, 6 & 6A UTP/STP Cable................. 84 Trunk Cables, Hydra Cables and Harmonicas....... 26 Industrial, 25-Pair Trunk & Flat Satin Cable......... 85 Bulk Category 3 & Flat Satin Cable...................... 27 PERFORMANCE PLUS™ Audio/Video Cable...... 86 Flat Satin Patch Cables....................................... 28 Communications Cable....................................... 87 D Patch Panels, Outlets & Jacks 29 J Connectors & Hoods 88 Keystone Patch Panels...................................... 30 D-Subminiature & Din Connectors....................... 89 Keystone Jacks & Couplers.................................. 31 D-Subminiature Hoods & Pins............................. 90 Designer Wall Plates, Loaded & Unloaded............ 32 K Premise Wiring Diagram 91 Keystone, Screw Terminal & Junction Wall Plates... 33 L Appendices 92 Junction Panels, Loaded & Unloaded................ 34 Surface Mount Boxes & Couplers......................... 36 Part Number Index........................................... 92 94 E Wire Management 37 Category Index................................................ Wiring Specications........................................ 96 Wall Mount, Free Standing & Rack Mount........... 38 Cable Management Accessories......................... 40 F Modular Adapters & Products 41 One Piece Adapters.......................................... 42 Two Piece & Shielded Adapters.......................... 43 Modular Plugs, Jacks and Related Products.......... 44 G Peripheral Cables & Products 45 USB & FireWire™ Cables.................................. 46 Cisco™ Cables.................................................. 48 V.35 Cables..................................................... 50 Serial Cables, Adapters & Null Modem.............. 51 SCSI Cable Assemblies...................................... 52 Monitor Cables, VGA, BNC & SVGA.................. 56 Serial ATA & IDE Cables..................................... 58 Power Cables, Internal & External...................... 59 Keyboard Mouse & KVM Cables.......................... 60 Parallel Printer Cables...................................... 61 Custom Molded Cables..................................... 62 ARIA Technologies - 102 Wright Brothers Avenue, Livermore, CA 94551 Telephone: (925) 447-7500 E-mail: [email protected] ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Category 6 & 6A Products 6 Patch Cables 9 Keystone & 110 Patch Cables 10 Patch Panels & Keystone Jacks 12 Bulk Cable ARIA Technologies - 102 Wright Brothers Avenue, Livermore, CA 94551 Telephone: (925) 447-7500 E-mail: [email protected] 5 ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Category 6 & 6A Patch Cables ARIA is proud to introduce our product line of Category 6 and Category 6A patch cables. • Injection-molded boots for critical bend radius requirements and sealing of the plug/cable interface. • Flush mold design to allow booted patch cables to be installed side by side in high-density patch fields. • 50µ short body plugs for minimal “de-twisting” of the cable pairs during manufacturing. • 24AWG stranded construction for maximum flexibility. • Compliance w ith EIA/TIA Category 6 or 6A specifications • Lifetime warranty. Category 6 Patch Cables, Molded B oot Style Category 6 Patch Cables, Non-Booted Style Stock Lengths Stock Lengths UL724M801xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 1ft. UL724-801xx Category 6 patch cable, 1ft. UL724M802xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 2ft. UL724-802xx Category 6 patch cable, 2ft. UL724M803xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 3ft. UL724-803xx Category 6 patch cable, 3ft. UL724M804xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 4ft. UL724-804xx Category 6 patch cable, 4ft. UL724M805xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 5ft. UL724-805xx Category 6 patch cable, 5ft. UL724M806xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 6ft. UL724-806xx Category 6 patch cable, 6ft. UL724M807xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 7ft. UL724-807xx Category 6 patch cable, 7ft. UL724M810xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 10ft. UL724-810xx Category 6 patch cable, 10ft. UL724M814xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 14ft. UL724-814xx Category 6 patch cable, 14ft. UL724M815xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 15ft. UL724-815xx Category 6 patch cable, 15ft. UL724M820xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 20ft. UL724-820xx Category 6 patch cable, 20ft. UL724M825xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 25ft. UL724-825xx Category 6 patch cable, 25ft. UL724M850xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 50ft. UL724-850xx Category 6 patch cable, 50ft. UL724M875xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 75ft. UL724-875xx Category 6 patch cable, 75ft. UL724M8100xx-XF Category 6 patch cable, 100ft. UL724-8100xx Category 6 patch cable, 100ft. Custom Length Custom Length C724M8zzxx-XF Category 6 patch cable, custom length C724-8zzxx Category 6 patch cable, custom length Replace “zz” with custom length. Replace “zz” with custom length. To specify cable and molded boot color, replace “xx-X” as shown below. To specify cable color, replace “xx” as shown below. To order a cross over cable, place an “X” at the end of the part number. To order a cross over cable, place a “-X” at the end of the part number. Category 6A Patch Cables All of our Category 6A patch cables are rated beyond 500MHz and are designed to suppress ANEXT (Alien Near End Cross Talk) delivering superior 10 GbE performance up to 100 meters. Unshielded Category 6A Molded Cables Shielded Category 6A Molded Cables Stock Lengths Stock Lengths UL824M801BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 1ft. UL824SM801BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 1ft. UL824M803BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 3ft. UL824SM803BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 3ft. UL824M805BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 5ft. UL824SM805BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 5ft. UL824M807BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 7ft. UL824SM807BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 7ft. UL824M810BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 10ft. UL824SM810BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 10ft. UL824M814BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 14ft. UL824SM814BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 14ft. UL824M825BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 25ft. UL824SM825BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 25ft. UL824M850BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 50ft. UL824SM850BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 50ft. UL824M875BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 75ft. UL824SM875BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 75ft. UL824M8100BU-8F Category 6A patch cable, 100ft. UL824SM8100BU-8F Category 6A shielded patch cable, 100ft. Custom Length Custom Length C824M8zzxx-XF Category 6A patch cable, custom length C824SM8zzxx-XF Category 6A shielded patch cable, custom length Replace “zz” with custom length. Replace “zz” with custom length. To specify cable and molded boot color, replace “xx-X” as shown below. To specify cable and molded boot color, replace “xx-X” as shown below. For cables with no boots, replace “M” with “-” and use the color code below. For cables with no boots, replace “M” with “-” and use the color code below. To order a cross over cable, place an “X” at the end of the part number. To order a cross over cable, place an “X” at the end of the part number. Boot Style and Color Code Key Color Grey Blue White Red Black Green Yellow Orange Pink Purple Molded Boot Sty le GY-3 BU-8 WT-6 RD-5 BK-1 GN-4 YL-7 OR-9 PK-B PR-A Non-Booted Sty le GY BU WT RD BK GN YL OR PK PR ARIA Technologies - 102 Wright Brothers Avenue, Livermore, CA 94551 6 Telephone: (925) 447-7500 E-mail: [email protected] ARIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Category 6 Solid
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