Robust box aids mounting of data cabling
The new Ha-VIS preLink(R) AP box from Harting is a robust housing unit that aids the installation of data networks by allowing cabling to be mounted on walls or pillars in industrial or business premises.
The box provides protection to the IP 20/30 standard for mounting on walls and pillars, and can also be mounted on DIN EN 60715 "top hat" rails. It consists simply of two housing sections and two preLink RJ45 HIFF modules. The AP Box is pre-assembled and is quick and easy to install. Cables can be fed in from above or below. Both RJ45 ports have angled outlets and can be labelled. Harting Ha-VIS preLink(R) is an installation concept for data network cabling based on the ISO/IEC 11801 standard. The system combines pre-fabricated preLink(R) cabling links with a wide range of preLink(R) connectors. Harting
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