RJ45 connectors offer built-in power surge protection

July 7, 2008
July 7, 2008 -- Xmultiple's Surge Protection RJ45 Series connectors are designed to protect components connected to high speed data and telecommunication lines from voltage surges caused by lightning, electrostatic discharge (ESD) and electrical fast transients (EFT).

July 7, 2008 -- Xmultiple (www.xmultiple.com) has released its Surge Protection RJ45 Series connectors, designed to protect components that are connected to high speed data and telecommunication lines from voltage surges caused by lightning, electrostatic discharge (ESD) and electrical fast transients (EFT). The connectors utilize technology for superior electrical characteristics at 3.3 Volts, says the company; capacitance is minimized to ensure correct signal transmission on high-speed lines.

The connectors are designed to provide point-of-entry protection against power surges caused by external sources such as lighting strikes and substation switching. According to the company, the Surge Protection Series are first stage protection connectors utilizing primary protection in conjunction with a low surge protection filter integrated into the RJ45 connector.

For additional information about the connector, including a surge protection circuit diagram, click here.

Sponsored Recommendations

imVision® - Industry's Leading Automated Infrastructure Management (AIM) Solution

May 29, 2024
It's hard to manage what you can't see. Read more about how you can get visiability into your connected environment.

Global support of Copper networks

May 29, 2024
CommScope designs, manufactures, installs and supports networks around the world. Take a look at CommScope’s copper operations, the products we support, our manufacturing locations...

Adapt to higher fiber counts

May 29, 2024
Learn more on how new innovations help Data Centers adapt to higher fiber counts.

Going the Distance with Copper

May 29, 2024
CommScopes newest SYSTIMAX 2.0 copper solution is ready to run the distanceand then some.