Belden 74004NH, 500 m Thin Ethernet Cable, Black Low Smoke Zero Halogen Sheath

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1 802,39 €

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N° de stock RS:
631-615
Référence fabricant:
74004NH.01500
Fabricant:
Belden
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Marque

Belden

Product Type

Thin Ethernet Cable

Series

74004NH

Cable Length

500m

Jacket Colour

Black

Jacket Material

Low Smoke Zero Halogen

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

80°C

Standards/Approvals

IEC 60332-1-2, RoHS, UKCA, EU CE

Number of Cores

8

Conductor Material

Bare Copper

Outside Diameter

8 mm

Voltage

125V

Pays d'origine :
HU

Belden 74004NH Series Thin Ethernet Cable, 500m Cable Length, Black Jacket - 74004NH.01500


This thin Ethernet cable provides network connectivity in confined installations where a slim profile and regulated flame performance are required. It is designed for use in industrial and electrical environments that demand a compact, low-emission sheath and consistent electrical conductance across multiple cores.

Features and Benefits:


• Eight conductors enable multi-pair signal distribution and simplified wiring
• Bare copper conductors deliver predictable conductivity and low resistance
• Low smoke zero halogen jacket reduces toxic emissions in fires
• Rated for operation between -40°C and 80°C for wide temperature ranges
• Meets IEC 60332-3-24 flame test for enhanced fire behaviour
• 125V rating supports low-voltage industrial network systems

Applications


• Suitable for panel wiring in automation cabinets where space is limited
• Ideal for factory‑floor network links in electrical control systems
• Used with distributed I/O modules requiring multi‑core cabling
• Can be used for tight cable runs behind control panels and racks

How does the cable behave in a fire scenario?


The sheath conforms to tests that limit flame propagation and suppress dense smoke, reducing hazardous fumes and maintaining circuit integrity longer under fire exposure.

What conductor material is used and why does it matter?


Conductors are bare copper which provides stable electrical performance and straightforward termination for industrial connectors and crimps.

Is the cable suitable for long continuous runs in industrial settings?


The construction supports continuous runs typical of control and data networks, and the sheath material helps meet site safety requirements for enclosed routing.

What approvals indicate regulatory acceptance for installations?


The cable carries RoHS, UKCA and EU CE markings along with specified IEC fire behaviour standards, demonstrating conformity with relevant regional directives and test criteria.

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